Every mapped lane in the park
Inside the real park boundary. Numbers match the longest lanes list below. Tap the key to show or hide a layer.
See every lane’s name, surface and status.
Open the live map →What you can ride
86 mapped lanes and byways inside the boundary, by legal type.
Difficulty
All estimated from OpenStreetMap trail-condition tags, not a rider’s assessment.
Longest open lanes
Named lanes open to motorcycles, each measured end to end across all its mapped sections.
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1
Agars Lane1.4 km
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2
Mill Lane1.0 km
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3
Toms Lane0.9 km
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4
Badminston Drove0.8 km
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5
Manor Road0.7 km
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Folly Drove0.7 km
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7
Broadhill Lane0.6 km
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Back Lane0.4 km
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Questions riders ask
Can you ride green lanes in the New Forest?
Yes, on lanes with the right legal status. We've mapped 53 BOATs and UCRs inside the New Forest that are open to motorcycles, about 15 km in total. Another 32 restricted byways inside the park are for walkers, cyclists and horse riders only.
Are any green lanes in the New Forest closed?
We haven't found a named lane inside the New Forest with a current restriction yet. That doesn't mean there are none, so always check a lane's current status before you ride.
What is the longest green lane in the New Forest?
Of the named lanes open to motorcycles, Agars Lane is the longest we've mapped inside the park, at about 1.4 km.
Are there GPX routes for the New Forest?
Not a ready-made one yet. You can build your own from the New Forest's lanes with Holloway Premium's route planner and export it as a GPX file.
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Open the map, free Or unlock route planning and GPX with PremiumLane data from OpenStreetMap contributors and council rights of way records. Park boundary © Natural England / Natural Resources Wales, via OpenStreetMap, OGL. Reference only: legal status changes, check signage and current Traffic Regulation Orders before riding.