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Frame Heath Inclosure

Wood, Forest in Hampshire New Forest

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Frame Heath Inclosure

Hawkhill Gate The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Hawkhill Gate Credit: Gordon Griffiths

Frame Heath Inclosure is a picturesque woodland located in Hampshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 hectares, it forms part of the larger New Forest National Park. The inclosure is characterized by its diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, birch, and pine, which create a rich and vibrant woodland ecosystem.

The landscape of Frame Heath Inclosure is a mix of open grassland and dense woodland, offering a variety of habitats for wildlife. The woodland floor is adorned with an array of wildflowers, creating a colorful and vibrant carpet during the spring and summer months. It is also home to a variety of bird species, such as woodpeckers, nuthatches, and tawny owls, making it a popular spot for birdwatchers.

Visitors to Frame Heath Inclosure can enjoy a network of well-maintained walking and cycling trails, allowing them to explore the woodland at their own pace. The inclosure is also a popular destination for horse riders, with designated bridleways and ample parking facilities available.

In addition to its natural beauty, Frame Heath Inclosure has historical significance. It was once part of an ancient royal hunting ground and evidence of this can still be seen in the form of earthworks and ditches that dot the landscape. These features provide a glimpse into the area's rich past and add to its overall charm and character.

Overall, Frame Heath Inclosure offers a tranquil and idyllic retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its diverse range of flora and fauna, combined with its historical significance, make it a must-visit destination within Hampshire's stunning New Forest.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.829482/-1.5135534 or Grid Reference SU3403. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hawkhill Gate The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Hawkhill Gate
The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Hawkhill Car Park The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Hawkhill Car Park
The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Hawkhill View The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Hawkhill View
The view in Hawkhill Car Park off the B3055, on the southern edge of Hawkhill Inclosure in the New Forest.
Cycle Path near Denny Lodge
Cycle Path near Denny Lodge
Tracks at Hawkhill Two tracks into Hawkhill Inclosure. The right hand one goes to a parking area, the left hand one is a cycleway into the heart of the forest.
Tracks at Hawkhill
Two tracks into Hawkhill Inclosure. The right hand one goes to a parking area, the left hand one is a cycleway into the heart of the forest.
Track in Hawkhill Inclosure A wide track heading up Moon Hill. Part of the network of cycle routes around the forest.
Track in Hawkhill Inclosure
A wide track heading up Moon Hill. Part of the network of cycle routes around the forest.
Winter Woodland
Winter Woodland
Cycle Route towards Stockley Inclosure Another of the forest tracks which are bicycle friendly.
Cycle Route towards Stockley Inclosure
Another of the forest tracks which are bicycle friendly.
Stockley Cottage An isolated house on the edge of Stockley Inclosure.
Stockley Cottage
An isolated house on the edge of Stockley Inclosure.
A lesser used track The waymarked cycleways through the forest are pretty reliable. There are numerous other tracks which look inviting but can lead you into some serious mud. No idea if this one does, just saying that some of them do.
A lesser used track
The waymarked cycleways through the forest are pretty reliable. There are numerous other tracks which look inviting but can lead you into some serious mud. No idea if this one does, just saying that some of them do.
Edge of Hawkhill Inclosure A fence keeps grazing animals out of the forested inclosure.
Edge of Hawkhill Inclosure
A fence keeps grazing animals out of the forested inclosure.
Pond on Lodge Heath A pond near a camp site and car park, so it is a bit of a feature with seats around the edge.
Pond on Lodge Heath
A pond near a camp site and car park, so it is a bit of a feature with seats around the edge.
Pudding Barrow A large Bronze Age burial mound on Lodge Heath.
Pudding Barrow
A large Bronze Age burial mound on Lodge Heath.
One of the old airfield roads Several kilometres of now crumbling concrete roads cross the heathland in this vicinity. They were once part of RAF Beaulieu, an old WW2 airfield which was finally closed in 1959. The roads are still pretty solid and now provide reliable cycling and walking routes through an area which otherwise can be quite boggy.
One of the old airfield roads
Several kilometres of now crumbling concrete roads cross the heathland in this vicinity. They were once part of RAF Beaulieu, an old WW2 airfield which was finally closed in 1959. The roads are still pretty solid and now provide reliable cycling and walking routes through an area which otherwise can be quite boggy.
Lawn by Stockley Inclosure These expanses of closely grazed grassland are found all over the New Forest and are known as lawns. This is January and the trees are conifers, looking quite luxuriant at a time when a lot of the woods are leafless. Just visible is part of a water tower which supplies the nearby camping site.
Lawn by Stockley Inclosure
These expanses of closely grazed grassland are found all over the New Forest and are known as lawns. This is January and the trees are conifers, looking quite luxuriant at a time when a lot of the woods are leafless. Just visible is part of a water tower which supplies the nearby camping site.
Entrance to New Copse Inclosure A woodland track and cycle route and also a driveway to a couple of cottages in the forest.
Entrance to New Copse Inclosure
A woodland track and cycle route and also a driveway to a couple of cottages in the forest.
Logs by the Track This is by New Copse Cottage South, one of a couple of isolated houses in the forest along here.
Logs by the Track
This is by New Copse Cottage South, one of a couple of isolated houses in the forest along here.
New Copse Cottage Surrounded by the forest, an isolated house near the railway.
New Copse Cottage
Surrounded by the forest, an isolated house near the railway.
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Frame Heath Inclosure is located at Grid Ref: SU3403 (Lat: 50.829482, Lng: -1.5135534)

Administrative County: Hampshire

District: New Forest

Police Authority: Hampshire

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