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Generally quiet lanes around this area with sandy paths to jump on and off.

Great place for dog walking or running pretty good paths

Can get quite busy here at the weekends but mid-week it's super quiet.

Frensham Little Pond is more tranquil and offers a greater variety of walks and scenery than its nearby neighbour the Frensham Great Pond. Although the circular walk around the Little Pond can become a little busy at weekends there are plenty of other quieter paths to explore!

The little pond was created in the 13th century to supply fish for the Bishop of Winchester. Today Frensham Common and the ponds are internationally important for the plants and animals which live on the heath. It's managed by the National Trust. Tern Café is a National Trust café near the car park at Frensham Little Pond. It's a friendly place in a great location with lots of benches to sit and enjoy the sun. They serve a nice selection of drinks, snacks and light meals.

Forest Mere is an area of enchanting woodland with sweeping green trees and sandy trails set next to a tranquil lake. It's home to Champney's, a popular health spa. A public bridleway runs through the resort, offering a scenic lakeside cycling experience.

Bricksbury Hill is a summit located in the Farnham area of Surrey. The area surrounding it is made up of numerous sandy mounds and open woodlands, with a number of small ponds dotted around too. This specific spot offers some beautiful scenery across one of the larger ponds in the area, which has some lovely clean water with a beach-like feel. Unfortunately, you're not able to swim here, but you can still pull up a picnic blanket and relax in the sunshine.

Frensham Little Pond is a glorious place to hike. It is surrounded by pine trees and sandy hills so makes the perfect location for a longer jaunt taking in the local area or a hike round the pond is under 3km so is perfect for families with children or for a shorter, largely flat, hike. There is some sand and it can be quite rooty by the car park. There as been a lake here since the 13th century when the Bishop of Winchester decreed a dam be built. The resulting pond provided fish for when he was staying at nearby Farnham Castle.