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- FilmsquareAugust 26, 2013A small part of the entrance to the Hogwart's covered bridge was built in Swinley Forest for a scene in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011) where Neville Longbottom chastises the horde.Upvote2Downvote
- Great place for mountain bike trails. As of 2012 Parking is charged at £2 up to 4hours or £4 for the day. Riders can exchange the cost of parking for a £2 cycle permit available at look out reception.Upvote2Downvote
- Matthew ClaytonSeptember 8, 2016Great mountain bike trails. Green route suitable for almost anyone. Blue route is harder but ok for most. Will be back.UpvoteDownvote
- Rachel LewisOctober 13, 2011Bracknell is amazing, you can do a lot here, there is the lookout, coral reef, a sports centre and a lot more!Upvote1Downvote
- Plenty of MTB fun all wrapped up in a chunk of Crown Estate forest, enough for all abilities. Edit: No permit required any more, but parking fees apply.Upvote1Downvote
- FilmsquareAugust 26, 2013Sections of Swinley Forest between 'the lookout' and Crowthorne Reservoir were used in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010) for the chase scene with the snatchers.Upvote2Downvote
- Paul ShermanSeptember 4, 2011Great place for mountain biking with lovely well kept and exciting trails. Something for everyone.UpvoteDownvote
- Kris AdamsNovember 6, 2011New tracks built near the gully. Some awesome Berms, you'll need a lot of leg power tho as it's pretty flatUpvoteDownvote
- Great for walking the dogs/kids. Good for mountain biking. Read moreUpvoteDownvote