Bratley View
New Forest, Hampshire
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Quick Guide
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The New Forest is one of the UK's National
Parks and is relatively flat. However Bartley view does offer a limited amount
of elevation as well as colourful heather, bracken and a single life-sized
bonsai (Scots Pine) tree.
Visit in the
- Spring - for vibrant green bracken
- Summer - the heather is blossoming and
giving a purple carpet on the forest floor
- Autumn - will afford you the heathland
browns of autumn
- Winter - for frost covered heather.
The Scots Pine Tree is right next to the car
park near Bratley Arch on Mogshade Hill.
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Location: Bratley View, nr Newtown, New
Forest, Hampshire |
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Grid Reference: SU238095 |
Ceremonial County:
Hampshire |
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Map Link:
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Aerial photo:
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Getting there: From J1 of the M27 take the
A337 to Lyndhurst, then the A35 towards Christchurch take the 2nd road on
the right and follow this until just before you go under the A31, car park
for Bartley View on left and right side of road. |
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Access: Car parks in the area - open access no
restrictions. |
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Opening Times: All year round |
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Charges: None |
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CIN Page Ref: bratley_view |
Classification: Woodland & Forest |
Date Updated: 08/2008 |
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