Lymington High Street – Lymington Town Quay loop from Lymington

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Lymington High Street – Lymington Town Quay loop from Lymington

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Lymington High Street – Lymington Town Quay loop from Lymington

00:31

1.91km

20m

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Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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220 m

Church of St Thomas the Apostle, Lymington

Highlight • Religious Site

This is the main Anglican church for the town of Lymington. There has been a church here for 800 years: the original foundations apparently date back to when Henry III …

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704 m

Ben Ainslie Gold Post Box, Lymington

Highlight • Structure

For sailor Ben Ainslie, the Royal Mail initially painted a box in Restronguet Passage, Cornwall, the place he grew up and learned to sail. A member of the public then …

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727 m

Lymington High Street

Highlight • Settlement

The Georgian market town of Lymington is famous for its sailing history and there are two large marinas filled with fishing boats and yachts. The town’s narrow streets are lined …

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797 m

Lymington Town Quay

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Isle of Wight is accessible from Lymington with a ferry to Yarmouth. Sailing has a rich history in this seaside town, which continues today with events such as the Royal Lymington Cup.

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898 m

Lymington Quay

Highlight • Structure

Cafes, pubs and food outlets offer a range of tasty food and drink in a superb setting

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917 m

Coffee & Drift

Highlight • Cafe

This is a great shop that does coffee, cakes, breakfast and great milkshakes.

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944 m

The Cornish Bakery

Highlight • Restaurant

Nice coffee shop at Town Quai. Good way to finish your tour.

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974 m

Lymington Old Town Cobbled Streets

Highlight • Settlement

This charming section of Lymington is part of the old town and is characterised by cobbled streets and Georgian architecture. You'll have to walk your bike through this short pedestrianised …

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