📜 Famous New Forest landmark, a yew-capped hillock on the edge of Lyndhurst, steeped in legend. 🔍 Known for the legend of the Bisterne Dragon and Sir Maurice de Berkeley, said to be the resting place of a noble knight and a terrible dragon. # Why Go 🐉 Explore a site steeped in ancient dragon legends 🌳 See the historic yew tree atop the bench 🐎 Spot wild horses roaming the grassy knoll 🏞️ Enjoy superb views of the surrounding landscape 🚶 Easy walk with a gentle climb # Tips 🅿️ Free car park available immediately off Beaulieu Road. 🚶 Located a five-minute walk from Lyndhurst center. 🪁 Popular for kite-flying and tobogganing during snow.