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The walking trails around Juniper Hill provide lovely woodland paths and stunning views. The area is rich in juniper bushes and makes the perfect natural setting for an outdoor stroll.

Great view out over Dorking

Druids Grove's ancient yew trees are a splendid sight on this part of the Mole Gap Trail. This is the North Downs' most extensive area of yew woodland and it forms part of the wider Norbury Park Special Area of Conservation. The Mole Gap Trail is a 7-mile (11 km) route that follows the Mole's journey through the North Downs from Leatherhead to Dorking.

Nestled beneath the North Downs escarpment and just a short stroll from the pretty village of Abinger Hammer, Abinger Roughs' woodland is a delight to explore. Top billing goes to the Witch's Broom Tree, a beech tree that's thought to be between 200 and 300 years old. Its huge, gnarled form is an astonishing sight and it's not known exactly how it has assumed its current, conspicuous state.

One of the many amazing views!

Box Hill is a fantastic climb on a walk around the beautiful Surrey Hills AONB. Salomons Memorial is a stunning viewpoint to look out over the South Downs after the climb, and the nearby National Trust cafe is a good spot for refueling. Dorking is a great starting point to access Box Hill, which is an easy train journey from London.

i used to carry my bike across here as a kid every weekend. a trip down memory lane.. so to say...