Cyclexperience Bike Hire, Brockenhurst
Brockenhurst, New Forest
A bike hire centre in the car park on the south side of Brockenhurst station, at the bottom of the ramp, with trails starting within about 500 metres. Bikes range from children's sizes and tagalongs to gravel bikes, tandems and e-bikes, so families can ride the New Forest's waymarked network together.
Highlights
- Next to Brockenhurst station, with direct trains from London
- Kids bikes, tagalongs, child seats and trailers
- E-bikes and electric trikes
- Free maps of waymarked forest routes
Good to know
- E-bike riders must be over 14, and hirers need photo ID and a credit card for the deposit
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before arrival
- Stay on the waymarked cycle network and keep your bikes locked within sight
Getting there
Cyclexperience Bike Hire, Brockenhurst, Brockenhurst Railway Station Car Park, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, SO42 7TWParking: Pay parking in Brockenhurst station car park, with off-peak rates after 12pm and at weekends.
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