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Not good if you want to see ruins but views great

Nice wide paths and comfy under foot

The walk coming out of Goodley Stock Wood by Squerryes Park towards Westerham is on a beautiful footpath. This fence-bordered trail is super nice, and as you go on, the views of Westerham simply get better. This is quintessential English countryside walking at its best.

Crockham Hill Common is a peaceful area filled with wildlife and a combination of both ancient woods, and open heath land.

Although it doesn’t seem much as the iron age hill fort is now heavily wooded and difficult to inspect. Briefly in 1961 parts were cleared of trees and an archaeological investigation undertaken. This revealed clearly the construction of the ditches around the site but very few artifacts were found, suggesting that the fort was little used.

Hosey Common extends to approximately 64.16ha and is a mix of broadleaved semi-natural and replanted woodland

The well with views of Bough Beech reservoir and Ashdown Forest was one of the National Trust’s first properties, given by Octavia Hill, one of the Trust’s founders, who lived and is buried at Crockham Hill

There is also a nice bench to sit and enjoy the view