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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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The Surrey Hills
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Heritage
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Cranleigh
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Farnham
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Godalming
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Woking
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Haslemere
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MAP 1
 
the surrey hills
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BOX HILL
An outstanding area of woodland and chalk 
downland, Box Hill has long been famous  
as a destination for day-trippers from 
The Surrey Hil s offers some of South East Englands 
London. 
most beautiful and accessible countryside. Famous 
Suprisingly extensive, it has much to offer  
the rambler and naturalist with its many 
beauty spots include Box Hil , Leith Hil  and the Devil’s 
beautiful walks.  
Punch Bowl. You’l  discover an extensive footpath 
THE OLD FORT,  
BOX HILL ROAD, BOX HILL, TADWORTH, 
network, open commons, breathtaking views, 
SURREY  KT20 7LB 
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attractive market towns and vil ages and much more. 
w   >  www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Over the centuries the Surrey Hil s has been a favourite 
opening times > 
 
Shop, Information Centre and Servery: 
playground for local people and visitors keen to enjoy 
 
Open all year  11:00 - 17:00 (or dusk if earlier)
 
Closed: Christmas Day and Boxing Day
the fresh air and beautiful scenery – now it’s your turn! 
admission >
 
FREE
 
£3 car parking for non National Trust members
The Surrey Hil s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty 
(AONB) is one of 36 national y protected landscapes 
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in England, having equal landscape status and 
protection to a National Park. The hills stretch across 
the chalk North Downs that run from Farnham in the 
west, above Guildford, Dorking and Reigate, to Oxted 
in the east. To the south are the Greensand Hil s that 
include Black Down, the Devil’s Punch Bowl and Leith 
Hil . For further information on the Surrey Hil s please 
visit www.surreyhills.org
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Visit Surrey 2009