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Explorethe Surrey Hills
One of England’s Finest Landscapes
www.surreyhills.org
TravelInformation
By RailThe Surrey Hills is very well served by publictransport, particularly by rail. Lying midwaybetween London and the south coast, travellingtimes are remarkably fast – to the centre of London,to the rest of the UK, to the Channel ports and on toEurope with Eurostar services to Paris and Brusselsfrom London .
For details of train services and fares telephone03457 48 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk orwww.thetrainline.com
By RoadSurrey is served by the M25, M3 and M23. Allmajor routes (to the North, to Wales, the Channelports etc) can be accessed from the M25. The M23connects with major routes along the south coast aswell as Gatwick Airport.
For details of bus services and fares telephoneTraveline on 0871 200 22 33.Comprehensive bus and train guides are availablefrom all Tourist Information Centres.
This leaflet will help you to get more outof your visit to the Surrey Hills and theFarnham, Haslemere, Guildford,Dorking and Reigate areas. For moredetailed information on attractions,walks, itineraries and much more visitwww.surreyhills.org
Our thanks to: Alex Anderson, The National Trust,Zac Macaulay/Surrey CC, Bruce Tanner/Natural England,Denbies Wine Estate, Peter Mills/MVDC &Guildford BC for front andback cover photography.
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This leaflet has been prepared by the Surrey Hills Board, with support from:
www.surreyhills.org
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Hasco
Bramley
Chiddingfold
Hambledon
Guildford
Wok
Godalming
Haslemere
Farnham
Explore the Surrey Hills
Haslemere HighlightsHaslemere Educational Museum – A fascinatingmuseum founded in 1888.Ramster Gardens – 20 acres of gardens with sculptureand embroidery exhibitions.Grayshott Pottery – A unique visitor attraction withlots to admire and buy.
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Farnham HighlightsHogs Back Brewery – A real ale brewery offeringtours and good gift shop.Farnham Castle – Former residence of the Bishops ofWinchester.Farnham Museum – Explore the history of Farnham.Rural Life Centre – A museum of past village life.Farnham Maltings – Community arts centre with avaried events programme.
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or relaxation, excitement,heritage, culture and style,there is no doubt that theSurrey Hills is an outstandinglandscape with something foreveryone.
Within the Surrey Hills Areaof Outstanding NaturalBeauty, the National Trustcares for over 15,000 acres(6,000 hectares) of beautifulcountryside, plus a hillsidearboretum, a 20 milewaterway, a mill, educationcentre and many houses andgardens of outstanding interestand importance. For furtherinformation about thecountryside and propertiesowned by the National Trust,visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk
We want you to enjoy yourvisit to this area and discoverwhy the Surrey Hills is such atreasured landscape. Thisleaflet was will help you to getmore out of your visit.
For more detailed informationon attractions, walks,itineraries and much morevisit www.surreyhills.org orcontact the local TouristInformation Centre.
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heritage of wooded
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grassland, the
Surrey Hills has
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inspiration to some
of the country’s
greatest artists and
writers. It is truly
an Area
of Outstanding
Natural Beauty for
us all to respect,
cherish and enjoy”.
Penelope Keith CBE,Surrey Hills Patron
www.surreyhills.org
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Devil’s Punch Bowl – Fantastic for views, walkingand family outings.Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park – Nearly 200sculptures set in a stunning garden.
Guildford HighlightsGuildford Castle – Now known as ‘The Great Tower’and set in stunning gardens.Surrey Hills Llamas – Enjoy a day trekking with yourvery own llama.Hatchlands Park – 18th century house setin 430 acres of parkland.
Dapdune Wharf – Discover the story of England’soldest working waterway.Winkworth Arboretum – Tranquil hillside woodlandwith sweeping views.
Dorking HighlightsBox Hill – Famous beauty spot with easy accessfootpath for visitors with limited mobility.Bocketts Farm – A farm park with excellent facilitiesfor children.Denbies Wine Estate – England’s largest and mostspectacular vineyard.Polesden Lacey – Exceptional Regency house set inextensive grounds.Leith Hill – The highest point in South East England,fantastic for views and walking.
Reigate and East Surrey HighlightsGodstone Farm – Farm park ideal for all the family.Mountain boarding at Priory Farm – A fast pacedaction sport.Woldingham Walk – 51/2 mile walk through hiddenvalleys and chalk downland.Titsey Place & Gardens – One of the most beautifulestates in Surrey.Outwood Windmill – The oldest working windmillin Britain.
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for other attractions and accommodation in Surrey visit... www.visitsurrey.com or contact the local tourist information centre
ExploreThe Surrey Hills Area ofOutstanding Natural BeautyThe Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding NaturalBeauty (AONB) is one of 36 nationally protectedlandscapes in England, having equal landscapestatus and protection to a National Park. One ofthe first landscapes to be designated in 1958, theSurrey Hills boasts a diverse and rich landscapejust waiting to be discovered.
This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty stretchesacross the chalk North Downs that run from Farnhamin the west, above Guildford, Dorking and Reigate, to
Oxted in the east. To thesouth are the Greensand Hillsthat include Black Down, theDevil’s Punch Bowl and LeithHill. In between are theriver valleys of the Wey,Tillingbourne and Mole.
From traditional villagesto vibrant market towns,wildlife or history, events
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‘Here are hill anddell in endlessvariety.Here are woods anddowns.Here is something ofeverything…’
William Cobbett(1762-1835)
Photos from top left : 1. Looking across the Surrey Hills 2. Picnicat Polesden Lacey both © Zac Macaulay/SCC 3. Wotton Church © Peter MillsMVDC 4. Penelope Keith 5. Frensham © The Surrey Hills Board
The Surrey Hills Society is a registered charity promoting thepositive enjoyment and care of the Surrey Hills for those that live,work in or visit the area. The primary concern of the Society is toprotect the unique landscape and character of the Surrey Hills.
Why not pledge your support to the Society and become amember. Benefits include, a regular newsletter and exclusivewalks, talks and events programme. To find out more visitwww.surreyhillssociety.org or telephone 01372 220 647.
Registered charityno 1125532.
Explorer Leaflet 1008a:Explorer Leaflet Outer rev 12/11/08 11:33 Page 2
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Hasco
Bramley
Chiddingfold
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Guildford
Wok
Godalming
Haslemere
Farnham
Explore the Surrey Hills
Haslemere HighlightsHaslemere Educational Museum – A fascinatingmuseum founded in 1888.Ramster Gardens – 20 acres of gardens with sculptureand embroidery exhibitions.Grayshott Pottery – A unique visitor attraction withlots to admire and buy.
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Farnham HighlightsHogs Back Brewery – A real ale brewery offeringtours and good gift shop.Farnham Castle – Former residence of the Bishops ofWinchester.Farnham Museum – Explore the history of Farnham.Rural Life Centre – A museum of past village life.Farnham Maltings – Community arts centre with avaried events programme.
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or relaxation, excitement,heritage, culture and style,there is no doubt that theSurrey Hills is an outstandinglandscape with something foreveryone.
Within the Surrey Hills Areaof Outstanding NaturalBeauty, the National Trustcares for over 15,000 acres(6,000 hectares) of beautifulcountryside, plus a hillsidearboretum, a 20 milewaterway, a mill, educationcentre and many houses andgardens of outstanding interestand importance. For furtherinformation about thecountryside and propertiesowned by the National Trust,visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk
We want you to enjoy yourvisit to this area and discoverwhy the Surrey Hills is such atreasured landscape. Thisleaflet was will help you to getmore out of your visit.
For more detailed informationon attractions, walks,itineraries and much morevisit www.surreyhills.org orcontact the local TouristInformation Centre.
Wel
com
eto
the
Surr
eyH
ills
“With its rich
heritage of wooded
slopes and rolling
grassland, the
Surrey Hills has
provided
inspiration to some
of the country’s
greatest artists and
writers. It is truly
an Area
of Outstanding
Natural Beauty for
us all to respect,
cherish and enjoy”.
Penelope Keith CBE,Surrey Hills Patron
www.surreyhills.org
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B2033
Devil’s Punch Bowl – Fantastic for views, walkingand family outings.Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park – Nearly 200sculptures set in a stunning garden.
Guildford HighlightsGuildford Castle – Now known as ‘The Great Tower’and set in stunning gardens.Surrey Hills Llamas – Enjoy a day trekking with yourvery own llama.Hatchlands Park – 18th century house setin 430 acres of parkland.
Dapdune Wharf – Discover the story of England’soldest working waterway.Winkworth Arboretum – Tranquil hillside woodlandwith sweeping views.
Dorking HighlightsBox Hill – Famous beauty spot with easy accessfootpath for visitors with limited mobility.Bocketts Farm – A farm park with excellent facilitiesfor children.Denbies Wine Estate – England’s largest and mostspectacular vineyard.Polesden Lacey – Exceptional Regency house set inextensive grounds.Leith Hill – The highest point in South East England,fantastic for views and walking.
Reigate and East Surrey HighlightsGodstone Farm – Farm park ideal for all the family.Mountain boarding at Priory Farm – A fast pacedaction sport.Woldingham Walk – 51/2 mile walk through hiddenvalleys and chalk downland.Titsey Place & Gardens – One of the most beautifulestates in Surrey.Outwood Windmill – The oldest working windmillin Britain.
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for other attractions and accommodation in Surrey visit... www.visitsurrey.com or contact the local tourist information centre
ExploreThe Surrey Hills Area ofOutstanding Natural BeautyThe Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding NaturalBeauty (AONB) is one of 36 nationally protectedlandscapes in England, having equal landscapestatus and protection to a National Park. One ofthe first landscapes to be designated in 1958, theSurrey Hills boasts a diverse and rich landscapejust waiting to be discovered.
This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty stretchesacross the chalk North Downs that run from Farnhamin the west, above Guildford, Dorking and Reigate, to
Oxted in the east. To thesouth are the Greensand Hillsthat include Black Down, theDevil’s Punch Bowl and LeithHill. In between are theriver valleys of the Wey,Tillingbourne and Mole.
From traditional villagesto vibrant market towns,wildlife or history, events
Wel
com
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‘Here are hill anddell in endlessvariety.Here are woods anddowns.Here is something ofeverything…’
William Cobbett(1762-1835)
Photos from top left : 1. Looking across the Surrey Hills 2. Picnicat Polesden Lacey both © Zac Macaulay/SCC 3. Wotton Church © Peter MillsMVDC 4. Penelope Keith 5. Frensham © The Surrey Hills Board
The Surrey Hills Society is a registered charity promoting thepositive enjoyment and care of the Surrey Hills for those that live,work in or visit the area. The primary concern of the Society is toprotect the unique landscape and character of the Surrey Hills.
Why not pledge your support to the Society and become amember. Benefits include, a regular newsletter and exclusivewalks, talks and events programme. To find out more visitwww.surreyhillssociety.org or telephone 01372 220 647.
Registered charityno 1125532.
Explorer Leaflet 1008a:Explorer Leaflet Outer rev 12/11/08 11:33 Page 2
FarnhamFarnham is a vibrant and lively old English markettown with narrow streets lined with some of thefinest Georgian architecture in the south ofEngland. It is a happy blend of old and new with aparish church and castle dating back to the 12thCentury. The North Downs Way National Trailstarts here and there are numerous other walkingand cycling opportunities.
Things to doDiscover fascinating specialist shops as well as familiarHigh Street names, lively cafes, restaurants and pubswith character and history. Galleries and craft shops area special attraction, as well as a monthly farmers market.
Meet Farnham’s past ‘face-to-face’ at its museum,which tells the story of the town. Or why not visitFarnham Castle. Built in the 12th century it was aresidence of the Bishops of Winchester and today youcan enjoy guided tours. Contact the TouristInformation Centre for opening times and prices.
If you fancy some exercise why not try a 1 hour guidedtown walk of Farnham, a chance to explore the townfurther with a local guide telling you stories of past andpresent. Contact the Tourist Information Centre for fulldetails. If you fancy a longer walk why not follow part
of the North Downs WayNational Trail which windsits way from Farnham toDover through the SurreyHills and Kent Downs Areasof Outstanding NaturalBeauty. To find out morevisitwww.nationaltrails.gov.uk
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Surrounding Towns &VillagesJust outside of Farnham you will discover thepicturesque villages of Frensham, Tilford and Churt.The Great and Little Ponds in Frensham are well wortha visit with miles of footpaths and bridleways. You candownload walking routes from www.surreyhills.org.
If you explore further towards Godalming you’lldiscover, Elstead, graced by a magnificent mill, andSecretts farm shop in Milford which hosts a monthlyfarmers market.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout the Farnham area. Call Farnham TownCouncil for information on all attractions,accommodation and events.
Farnham Town Council, Council Offices,South Street, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7RN
Tel: 01252 712667
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For a list of itineraries in the Farnham area visitwww.surreyhills.org
Photos from top left: 1. Walkers 2.Wrecclesham 3. FarnhamTown Centre 4. View from Farnham Castle 5. Hog Back Brewery © Hogs BackBrewery 6. Farnham Maltings 7. Farnham Farmers Market © Farnham Town Council
FarnhamFarnham is a vibrant and lively old English markettown with narrow streets lined with some of thefinest Georgian architecture in the south ofEngland. It is a happy blend of old and new with aparish church and castle dating back to the 12thCentury. The North Downs Way National Trailstarts here and there are numerous other walkingand cycling opportunities.
Things to doDiscover fascinating specialist shops as well as familiarHigh Street names, lively cafes, restaurants and pubswith character and history. Galleries and craft shops area special attraction, as well as a monthly farmers market.
Meet Farnham’s past ‘face-to-face’ at its museum,which tells the story of the town. Or why not visitFarnham Castle. Built in the 12th century it was aresidence of the Bishops of Winchester and today youcan enjoy guided tours. Contact the TouristInformation Centre for opening times and prices.
If you fancy some exercise why not try a 1 hour guidedtown walk of Farnham, a chance to explore the townfurther with a local guide telling you stories of past andpresent. Contact the Tourist Information Centre for fulldetails. If you fancy a longer walk why not follow part
of the North Downs WayNational Trail which windsits way from Farnham toDover through the SurreyHills and Kent Downs Areasof Outstanding NaturalBeauty. To find out morevisitwww.nationaltrails.gov.uk
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Surrounding Towns &VillagesJust outside of Farnham you will discover thepicturesque villages of Frensham, Tilford and Churt.The Great and Little Ponds in Frensham are well wortha visit with miles of footpaths and bridleways. You candownload walking routes from www.surreyhills.org.
If you explore further towards Godalming you’lldiscover, Elstead, graced by a magnificent mill, andSecretts farm shop in Milford which hosts a monthlyfarmers market.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout the Farnham area. Call Farnham TownCouncil for information on all attractions,accommodation and events.
Farnham Town Council, Council Offices,South Street, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7RN
Tel: 01252 712667
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For a list of itineraries in the Farnham area visitwww.surreyhills.org
Photos from top left: 1. Walkers 2.Wrecclesham 3. FarnhamTown Centre 4. View from Farnham Castle 5. Hog Back Brewery © Hogs BackBrewery 6. Farnham Maltings 7. Farnham Farmers Market © Farnham Town Council
HighlightsHaslemere EducationalMuseum – A fascinatingmuseum founded in 1888.Ramster Gardens – 20 acresof gardens with sculptureand embroidery exhibitions.Grayshott Pottery – Aunique visitor attraction with lots to admire and buy.Devil’s Punch Bowl – Fantastic for views, walkingand family outings.Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park – Nearly 200sculptures set in a stunning garden.
Surrounding Towns & VillagesHaslemere neighbours Hindhead, which lies 850ftabove sea level and offers views which promptedwriters and painters to dub the area ‘Little Switzerland’.Hindhead sits on top of the Devil’s Punch Bowl, aremarkable natural basin owned by the National Trustwith a true wilderness feel.
Just outside of Haslemere you can discover thepicturesque villages of Grayswood, Brook, Witley andGrayshott, with its famous pottery. Why not visitChiddingfold with its historic inn and tile-clad cottagesclustered around the village green or Thursley, one ofthe prettiest villages in Surrey which has won the “BestKept Village Award” more than any other.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout the Haslemere area. Call in at the HaslemereVisitor and Local Information Centre for information onall attractions, accommodation and events.Haslemere VIC, Haslemere Educational Museum,78 High Street, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 2LATel: 01428 645425
HaslemereOnce described as the ‘fashionable capital of thebeautiful Surrey Highlands’, Haslemere is anattractive market town perched where three countiesmeet. It is a gateway to some magnificent SurreyHills countryside which has helped to inspire manygreat artists and authors. Add this to the quirkycafés, country pubs and specialist shops and you’vegot something of the flavour of the place.
Things to doHaslemere’s town crest bears the motto ‘Life is moresatisfying through the muses and arts’ and to celebratethis and its historic associations the town holds abiennial Charter Fair and the Haslemere Festival ofArts and Music.
The Haslemere Educational Museum provides afascinating insight into the area. You’ll discover atreasure trove of geology, archaeology and naturalhistory exhibits, including an Egyptian Mummy withan unravelled toe!
For those who enjoy fresh air and beautiful scenery,the countryside surrounding Haslemere is a paradisefor walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Many circularwalks start in Haslemere, as does the Greensand Way,which passes through a varied landscape of heathlandand woodland, to Hamstreet near Ashford in Kent.
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Photos from top left: 1. Chiddingford village sign © Zac Macauley/SCC2. The Devil's Punch Bowl © SHB 3. Riders in bluebell wood 4. Shottermill Ponds5. Haselmere Museum 6. The Charter Fair Haselmere Town Centre. Photos 3-6 © Alex Anderson
HighlightsHaslemere EducationalMuseum – A fascinatingmuseum founded in 1888.Ramster Gardens – 20 acresof gardens with sculptureand embroidery exhibitions.Grayshott Pottery – Aunique visitor attraction with lots to admire and buy.Devil’s Punch Bowl – Fantastic for views, walkingand family outings.Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park – Nearly 200sculptures set in a stunning garden.
Surrounding Towns & VillagesHaslemere neighbours Hindhead, which lies 850ftabove sea level and offers views which promptedwriters and painters to dub the area ‘Little Switzerland’.Hindhead sits on top of the Devil’s Punch Bowl, aremarkable natural basin owned by the National Trustwith a true wilderness feel.
Just outside of Haslemere you can discover thepicturesque villages of Grayswood, Brook, Witley andGrayshott, with its famous pottery. Why not visitChiddingfold with its historic inn and tile-clad cottagesclustered around the village green or Thursley, one ofthe prettiest villages in Surrey which has won the “BestKept Village Award” more than any other.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout the Haslemere area. Call in at the HaslemereVisitor and Local Information Centre for information onall attractions, accommodation and events.Haslemere VIC, Haslemere Educational Museum,78 High Street, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 2LATel: 01428 645425
HaslemereOnce described as the ‘fashionable capital of thebeautiful Surrey Highlands’, Haslemere is anattractive market town perched where three countiesmeet. It is a gateway to some magnificent SurreyHills countryside which has helped to inspire manygreat artists and authors. Add this to the quirkycafés, country pubs and specialist shops and you’vegot something of the flavour of the place.
Things to doHaslemere’s town crest bears the motto ‘Life is moresatisfying through the muses and arts’ and to celebratethis and its historic associations the town holds abiennial Charter Fair and the Haslemere Festival ofArts and Music.
The Haslemere Educational Museum provides afascinating insight into the area. You’ll discover atreasure trove of geology, archaeology and naturalhistory exhibits, including an Egyptian Mummy withan unravelled toe!
For those who enjoy fresh air and beautiful scenery,the countryside surrounding Haslemere is a paradisefor walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Many circularwalks start in Haslemere, as does the Greensand Way,which passes through a varied landscape of heathlandand woodland, to Hamstreet near Ashford in Kent.
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Photos from top left: 1. Chiddingford village sign © Zac Macauley/SCC2. The Devil's Punch Bowl © SHB 3. Riders in bluebell wood 4. Shottermill Ponds5. Haselmere Museum 6. The Charter Fair Haselmere Town Centre. Photos 3-6 © Alex Anderson
GuildfordGuildford with its cobbled High Street, has all thecharm of a country town. Tucked into a gap wherethe River Wey cuts through the North Downs, you’llnever lose sight of the rolling Surrey Hills. Guildfordoffers visitors first-class entertainment, excellentrestaurants and some of the finest shopping in theSouth East as well as a traditional weekly streetmarket and monthly farmers market.
Things to doGuildford provides the ultimate in modern culture. TheYvonne Arnaud Theatre hosts an impressive bill of famousnames and West End shows. Or why not visit the Cathedral,a striking model of mid-20th century architecture.
The River Wey calmly winds its way through the centre ofGuildford and is alive with activity including an abundanceof river cruises as well as rowing and narrowboat hire. AtNational Trust owned Dapdune Wharf you can discoverthe story behind England’s oldest working waterwaythrough exhibitions, models and displays.
More fast paced activities are available at GuildfordSpectrum Leisure Complex where you can enjoy ice-skating, tenpin bowling and other fun activities. Summerswimming is also available at the outdoor Lido.
The rolling hills around Guildford conceal a wealth ofstately homes, beautiful parks and gardens. Why notvisit Loseley House, one of the finest examples ofElizabethan architecture in Surrey, or Clandon Park, anoutstanding Palladian house with a magnificent marblehall. If you enjoy peace and tranquillity why not visitthe world renowned Royal Horticultural Society Gardenat Wisley set in 250 acres. Or within easy reach ofGuildford is Painshill Park where you will discover therestored Hamilton Landscapes.
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Guildford Castle – Nowknown as ‘The GreatTower’ and set in stunninggardens.Surrey Hills Llamas – Enjoya day trekking with yourvery own llama.Hatchlands Park – 18thcentury house set in 430acres of parkland.Dapdune Wharf – Discoverthe story of England’soldest working waterway.Winkworth Arboretum – Tranquil hillside woodlandwith sweeping views.
Surrounding Towns & VillagesWhy not explore the picturesque villages of Shere,Gomshall and Abinger Hammer or Albury with itsunique chimneys. Not far away is Newlands Corner,which commands some of the best views over theSurrey Hills and is a great place to start a walk. Or justoutside Guildford is the historic market town ofGodalming. The museum is well worth a visit andincludes displays dedicated to garden designer GertrudeJekyll. A short trip from Godalming is England’s largestvillage, Cranleigh, a popular place for shopping.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout the Guildford area including guided walks,call in at the Guildford Tourist Information Centre forinformation on all attractions, accommodation and events.
Guildford TIC, 14 Tunsgate,Guildford, Surrey GU1 3QT
Tel: 01483 444 333For a list of itineraries in the Guildford area visit...www.surreyhills.org
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Photos from top left: 1. Llama Trekking © Surrey Hills Llamas2. Dapdune Wharf 3.Guildford Town Centre 4. Clandon 5. Guildford Castle6. Winkworth Arboretum 2,4 and 6 © The National Trust 3 and 5 © GBC
GuildfordGuildford with its cobbled High Street, has all thecharm of a country town. Tucked into a gap wherethe River Wey cuts through the North Downs, you’llnever lose sight of the rolling Surrey Hills. Guildfordoffers visitors first-class entertainment, excellentrestaurants and some of the finest shopping in theSouth East as well as a traditional weekly streetmarket and monthly farmers market.
Things to doGuildford provides the ultimate in modern culture. TheYvonne Arnaud Theatre hosts an impressive bill of famousnames and West End shows. Or why not visit the Cathedral,a striking model of mid-20th century architecture.
The River Wey calmly winds its way through the centre ofGuildford and is alive with activity including an abundanceof river cruises as well as rowing and narrowboat hire. AtNational Trust owned Dapdune Wharf you can discoverthe story behind England’s oldest working waterwaythrough exhibitions, models and displays.
More fast paced activities are available at GuildfordSpectrum Leisure Complex where you can enjoy ice-skating, tenpin bowling and other fun activities. Summerswimming is also available at the outdoor Lido.
The rolling hills around Guildford conceal a wealth ofstately homes, beautiful parks and gardens. Why notvisit Loseley House, one of the finest examples ofElizabethan architecture in Surrey, or Clandon Park, anoutstanding Palladian house with a magnificent marblehall. If you enjoy peace and tranquillity why not visitthe world renowned Royal Horticultural Society Gardenat Wisley set in 250 acres. Or within easy reach ofGuildford is Painshill Park where you will discover therestored Hamilton Landscapes.
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Guildford Castle – Nowknown as ‘The GreatTower’ and set in stunninggardens.Surrey Hills Llamas – Enjoya day trekking with yourvery own llama.Hatchlands Park – 18thcentury house set in 430acres of parkland.Dapdune Wharf – Discoverthe story of England’soldest working waterway.Winkworth Arboretum – Tranquil hillside woodlandwith sweeping views.
Surrounding Towns & VillagesWhy not explore the picturesque villages of Shere,Gomshall and Abinger Hammer or Albury with itsunique chimneys. Not far away is Newlands Corner,which commands some of the best views over theSurrey Hills and is a great place to start a walk. Or justoutside Guildford is the historic market town ofGodalming. The museum is well worth a visit andincludes displays dedicated to garden designer GertrudeJekyll. A short trip from Godalming is England’s largestvillage, Cranleigh, a popular place for shopping.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout the Guildford area including guided walks,call in at the Guildford Tourist Information Centre forinformation on all attractions, accommodation and events.
Guildford TIC, 14 Tunsgate,Guildford, Surrey GU1 3QT
Tel: 01483 444 333For a list of itineraries in the Guildford area visit...www.surreyhills.org
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Photos from top left: 1. Llama Trekking © Surrey Hills Llamas2. Dapdune Wharf 3.Guildford Town Centre 4. Clandon 5. Guildford Castle6. Winkworth Arboretum 2,4 and 6 © The National Trust 3 and 5 © GBC
DorkingDorking nestles at the heart of the Surrey Hills Areaof Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a delightfulmarket town steeped in history yet offers excellentshopping facilities and a wide selection of restaurants,cafes and bars.
Things to doWhy not visit the Dorking Caves, a labyrinth ofpassages built under the town during the 17th century.Or explore West Street, one of the oldest streets inDorking and home to one of the largest concentrationsof antiques dealers to be found anywhere in thecountry.
If you’re after local produce it’s well worth visiting themonthly farmers market in Dorking where you cansample seasonal, fresh and tasty produce. Or if youenjoy a tipple or two visit Denbies Wine Estate,England’s largest vineyard, which is situated amongstthe lush green hills of the North Downs. At Denbiesyou will not only be able to taste quality English winesbut also enjoy a wine tour and 360 degree cinemaexperience.
Just outside of Dorking you will find Polesden Lacey, anexceptional National Trust Regency house withextensive grounds, lawns and landscape walks. Explorethe area further by following the Mole Gap Trail, awalking route along the River Mole linking Leatherheadand Dorking with some stunning countryside.
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Surrounding Towns & VillagesDorking is surrounded by picturesque villages with ancient churches and tile clad cottages clustered around village greens. Visit Brockham, Ockley or Holmbury St Mary to experience the delights of village life.
Leatherhead is also well worth a visit offering great shopping as well as an abundance of cafes and restaurants and a fascinating museum.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take place throughout the Mole Valley area. Call in at the Mole Valley Visitor Information Centre for information on all attractions, accommodation and events.
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For a list of itineraries in the Dorking area visit... www.surreyhills.org or www.visitdorking.com
Photos from top left: 1. Polesden Lacey © Zac Macaulay/SCC2. Box Hill © B.Tanner/Natural England 3. Leith Hill © National Trust 4. Denbies© Denbies Wine Estate 5. Holmbury Hill © J Miller 6. Mole Gap Trail © SHB 7. Buckland © Rod Shaw
DorkingDorking nestles at the heart of the Surrey Hills Areaof Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a delightfulmarket town steeped in history yet offers excellentshopping facilities and a wide selection of restaurants,cafes and bars.
Things to doWhy not visit the Dorking Caves, a labyrinth ofpassages built under the town during the 17th century.Or explore West Street, one of the oldest streets inDorking and home to one of the largest concentrationsof antiques dealers to be found anywhere in thecountry.
If you’re after local produce it’s well worth visiting themonthly farmers market in Dorking where you cansample seasonal, fresh and tasty produce. Or if youenjoy a tipple or two visit Denbies Wine Estate,England’s largest vineyard, which is situated amongstthe lush green hills of the North Downs. At Denbiesyou will not only be able to taste quality English winesbut also enjoy a wine tour and 360 degree cinemaexperience.
Just outside of Dorking you will find Polesden Lacey, anexceptional National Trust Regency house withextensive grounds, lawns and landscape walks. Explorethe area further by following the Mole Gap Trail, awalking route along the River Mole linking Leatherheadand Dorking with some stunning countryside.
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Surrounding Towns & VillagesDorking is surrounded by picturesque villages with ancient churches and tile clad cottages clustered around village greens. Visit Brockham, Ockley or Holmbury St Mary to experience the delights of village life.
Leatherhead is also well worth a visit offering great shopping as well as an abundance of cafes and restaurants and a fascinating museum.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take place throughout the Mole Valley area. Call in at the Mole Valley Visitor Information Centre for information on all attractions, accommodation and events.
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Photos from top left: 1. Polesden Lacey © Zac Macaulay/SCC2. Box Hill © B.Tanner/Natural England 3. Leith Hill © National Trust 4. Denbies© Denbies Wine Estate 5. Holmbury Hill © J Miller 6. Mole Gap Trail © SHB 7. Buckland © Rod Shaw
Reigate & East SurreyGlorious countryside, vibrant town centre, a finecollection of pubs and restaurants and a variety ofattractions, this is Reigate in the 21st Century.Reigate is a market town with a long and colourfulhistory and a perfect balance of modern culture.
Things to doReigate’s ancient side walks and landmark old TownHall are well worth exploring, but away from the HighStreet you can also discover the beauty and tranquillityof Reigate Castle grounds and Priory Park.
Discover the history of Reigate by visiting Reigate Priorymuseum, which charts the history of the area as well ashousing a collection of period costumes.
One of East Surrey’s hidden gems is Gatton Park, amanor and park with a history dating back to theDomesday Book. The Park was enhanced in the 1760sby the great landscaper Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brownwho blended the gardens with a serpentine lake andwoodlands. Adjacent to Gatton Park are National Trustsites, Reigate and Colley Hill, where you will discover aVictorian Hill Fort and the Inglis Memorial whichcommands spectacular views towards the South Downs.It is an ideal location for a family outing and picnic.
For those of you who are into extreme sports why not trymountain boarding, one of the fastest growing action
sports worldwide. Oftendescribed as a combination ofsnowboarding, skateboardingand mountain biking. Thisfast paced sport is well wortha try. Priory Farm in Nutfieldis the venue and offers tuitionfor beginners.
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mile walk through hiddenvalleys and chalk downland.Titsey Place & Gardens –One of the most beautifulestates in Surrey.Outwood Windmill – Theoldest working windmillin Britain.
SurroundingTowns & VillagesThe pretty villages of Betchworth, Buckland andBletchingly are well worth a visit.
On the outskirts of Reigate you’ll discover Redhill, apopular shopping venue with an abundance of cafes andrestaurants, and the Harlequin Theatre which offers awide range of entertainment.
Further east it is worth exploring the market towns ofCaterham and Oxted, and delightful villages such asOutwood, Limpsfield and Godstone which is set around astunning village green.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout East Surrey, visit www.surreyhills.org forinformation on all attractions, accommodation andevents or alternatively visit www.tandridgedc.gov.ukor www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk
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Photos from top left: 1. Colley Hill © The NT 2. Reigate Castle 3.Reigate Town 4. Marden Park © Woodland Trust/Brian Aldrich 5. Outwood Windmill6. Mountain Boarding © Priory Farm 7. Reigate Priory © Reigate & Banstead Borough Council
Reigate & East SurreyGlorious countryside, vibrant town centre, a finecollection of pubs and restaurants and a variety ofattractions, this is Reigate in the 21st Century.Reigate is a market town with a long and colourfulhistory and a perfect balance of modern culture.
Things to doReigate’s ancient side walks and landmark old TownHall are well worth exploring, but away from the HighStreet you can also discover the beauty and tranquillityof Reigate Castle grounds and Priory Park.
Discover the history of Reigate by visiting Reigate Priorymuseum, which charts the history of the area as well ashousing a collection of period costumes.
One of East Surrey’s hidden gems is Gatton Park, amanor and park with a history dating back to theDomesday Book. The Park was enhanced in the 1760sby the great landscaper Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brownwho blended the gardens with a serpentine lake andwoodlands. Adjacent to Gatton Park are National Trustsites, Reigate and Colley Hill, where you will discover aVictorian Hill Fort and the Inglis Memorial whichcommands spectacular views towards the South Downs.It is an ideal location for a family outing and picnic.
For those of you who are into extreme sports why not trymountain boarding, one of the fastest growing action
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mile walk through hiddenvalleys and chalk downland.Titsey Place & Gardens –One of the most beautifulestates in Surrey.Outwood Windmill – Theoldest working windmillin Britain.
SurroundingTowns & VillagesThe pretty villages of Betchworth, Buckland andBletchingly are well worth a visit.
On the outskirts of Reigate you’ll discover Redhill, apopular shopping venue with an abundance of cafes andrestaurants, and the Harlequin Theatre which offers awide range of entertainment.
Further east it is worth exploring the market towns ofCaterham and Oxted, and delightful villages such asOutwood, Limpsfield and Godstone which is set around astunning village green.
A wealth of events and activities regularly take placethroughout East Surrey, visit www.surreyhills.org forinformation on all attractions, accommodation andevents or alternatively visit www.tandridgedc.gov.ukor www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk
For a list of itineraries in the East Surrey area visit...www.surreyhills.org
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Photos from top left: 1. Colley Hill © The NT 2. Reigate Castle 3.Reigate Town 4. Marden Park © Woodland Trust/Brian Aldrich 5. Outwood Windmill6. Mountain Boarding © Priory Farm 7. Reigate Priory © Reigate & Banstead Borough Council
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By RailThe Surrey Hills is very well served by publictransport, particularly by rail. Lying midwaybetween London and the south coast, travellingtimes are remarkably fast – to the centre of London,to the rest of the UK, to the Channel ports and on toEurope with Eurostar services to Paris and Brusselsfrom London .
For details of train services and fares telephone03457 48 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk orwww.thetrainline.com
By RoadSurrey is served by the M25, M3 and M23. Allmajor routes (to the North, to Wales, the Channelports etc) can be accessed from the M25. The M23connects with major routes along the south coast aswell as Gatwick Airport.
For details of bus services and fares telephoneTraveline on 0871 200 22 33.Comprehensive bus and train guides are availablefrom all Tourist Information Centres.
This leaflet will help you to get more outof your visit to the Surrey Hills and theFarnham, Haslemere, Guildford,Dorking and Reigate areas. For moredetailed information on attractions,walks, itineraries and much more visitwww.surreyhills.org
Our thanks to: Alex Anderson, The National Trust,Zac Macaulay/Surrey CC, Bruce Tanner/Natural England,Denbies Wine Estate, Peter Mills/MVDC &Guildford BC for front andback cover photography.
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By RailThe Surrey Hills is very well served by publictransport, particularly by rail. Lying midwaybetween London and the south coast, travellingtimes are remarkably fast – to the centre of London,to the rest of the UK, to the Channel ports and on toEurope with Eurostar services to Paris and Brusselsfrom London .
For details of train services and fares telephone03457 48 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk orwww.thetrainline.com
By RoadSurrey is served by the M25, M3 and M23. Allmajor routes (to the North, to Wales, the Channelports etc) can be accessed from the M25. The M23connects with major routes along the south coast aswell as Gatwick Airport.
For details of bus services and fares telephoneTraveline on 0871 200 22 33.Comprehensive bus and train guides are availablefrom all Tourist Information Centres.
This leaflet will help you to get more outof your visit to the Surrey Hills and theFarnham, Haslemere, Guildford,Dorking and Reigate areas. For moredetailed information on attractions,walks, itineraries and much more visitwww.surreyhills.org
Our thanks to: Alex Anderson, The National Trust,Zac Macaulay/Surrey CC, Bruce Tanner/Natural England,Denbies Wine Estate, Peter Mills/MVDC &Guildford BC for front andback cover photography.
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