Cycling holidays in Dorset & The New Forest

Our cycling adventures in Dorset & The New Forest take advantage of the many traffic-free woodland trails and disused railway lines of the area. Coupled with the fact that the land is relatively flat, this is an ideal destination for families. Cycling is also the best way to enjoy everything this beautiful and unspoilt area has to offer. In the New Forest National Park, animals may freely graze on the lowland heaths, forests and open pastureland.

The area boasts an astonishing variety in terms of landscape: added to the forests and woodlands, there are breath taking beaches with charming brightly-coloured huts, nature reserves, coastal towns where you can ride along the cliff tops as well as historic inland towns, and mile upon mile of protected rural Dorset countryside and coastline. Writers have long been attracted to the area with visits to the houses and landmarks associated with Thomas Hardy, TE Lawrence and Enid Blyton included within our itineraries

The region is rich with maritime history and there is plenty of opportunity for ferry hopping between the mainland and islands. Many of our tours include a ferry ride or two.


Our Dorset & The New Forest highlights

Acorn Inn Evershot

A historic inn in the cute village of Evershot, providing inspiration for Thomas Hardy and current day walkers and cyclists.

Included in our A traffic free Dorset jolly holiday

Dovecote cafe

Lovely café in a walled garden in the delightful village of Moreton where TE Lawrence is buried in the churchyard.

Included in our A jaunt around Dorset holiday

Bucklers Hard

On the Beaulieu River where Nelson’s war ships were built. It also has a great museum

Included in our The New Forest to the Isle of Wight holiday

Traffic free forest tracks

Miles of glorious traffic free pedalling along wooded tracks and disused railway lines

Included in our A traffic free Dorset jolly holiday

Wareham

One of the few remaining Saxon walled towns in England with a quay on the river, renamed by Thomas Hardy as Anglebury after the inn he drank in.

Included in our Isles Coast and the New Forest holiday

Studland Bay

Studland Bay contains a 4 mile stretch of unspoilt golden sandy beach and was the inspiration for Toytown in Enid Blyton’s Noddy. Owned by The National Trust

Included in our Isles Coast and the New Forest holiday


Our Dorset & The New Forest Cycling holidays