Details of the 1 Hill in The New Forest, Southern England

The New Forest National Park is located in Southern England covering parts of Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset.

If you count only the Bridgets (Hills) there is 1 top to climb, bag & conquer which is called Pipers Wait at 133m (436ft).

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1. Pipers Wait

133m (436ft)

Got a good photo of Pipers Wait? Send it in and we'll publish it here. Photo Submission Details Bridget Pipers Wait is the highest point The New Forest National Park. We hope to have walks that climb & bag Pipers Wait very soon See the location of Pipers Wait and walks up it on a google Map Pipers Wait is on interactive maps: OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL22 OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 184

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