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The Surrey Hills National Landscape is a 422 km 2 (163 sq mi) National Landscape in Surrey, England. It comprises around one quarter of the land area of the county and principally covers parts of the North Downs and Greensand Ridge.
The Surrey Hills National Landscape was designated an AONB in 1958. Today it is one of the UK's finest National Landscapes.
The Surrey Hills offer some of south east England’s most beautiful and accessible countryside. You’ll discover open commons, inspiring views, attractive market towns, villages and much more.
Welcome to the Surrey Hills National Landscape, the area of outstanding natural beauty in Surrey, protected for people and nature. Discover everything that the beautiful landscape has to offer, from walking to wellness to unique artisanal experiences.
- Devil’s Punch Bowl – The Most Fairytale Like of The Walks in The Surrey Hills
- Box Hill – The One with The Steepest Hill Climb
- Guildford to Godalming – The One Along The River
- Leith Hill Walk – The Highest Point in The Surrey Hills
Start/Finish: Haslemere Distance: 8miles Time: 3h 30min Difficulty: Challenging Type: Circular This is one of my favourite walks in the Surrey Hills. Devil’s Punch Bowl is pretty spectacular, and needs to be seen. It has been described as a natural amphitheatre, and when you are in there, it feels like you are in some sort of long lost mystical lan...
Start/Finish: Box Hill and Westhumble Distance: 4miles Time: 2hours Difficulty: Medium Type:Circular Although Box Hill isn’t the highest hill you can walk up in Surrey, it is the most challenging one. Right out of the gate, you are faced with this hill. It’s steep, with lots of steps. It’s one of those hills that you think must be over soon, but th...
Start: Guildford Finish: Godalming Distance: 5.7 miles Time: 2h Difficulty: Easy Type:Linear This is the only one of the walks in Surrey on this list which doesn’t actually take you into the hills. That doesn’t make it less special though. This one follows the River Wey for the entirety, giving you the occasional view out to the hills. It’s super e...
Leith hill is the highest point of all the walks in the Surrey Hills. It’s so high that on a clear day, you can see as far as 14 counties….or so they say. I cannot confirm this, but what I can say is, you can definitely see the London skyline. You do need a clear day though. I have been up Leith hill a bunch, and only one time could I see it. This ...
Apr 3, 2023 · Discover 10 of the best walks in the Surrey Hills, a stunning area of the English countryside with hills, views, and historic monuments. Whether you want a short stroll, a long hike, or a pub stop, you'll find a walk to suit your needs and enjoy the scenery.
Explore the pictureque and tranquil hills of Surrey, covering over a quarter of the county and offering diverse countryside, footpaths and attractions. Learn about the history, culture and nature of this nationally protected landscape and its local businesses.
