Walk & Explore
Haslemere is a gateway town to Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a diverse and rich landscape which has helped to inspire many great artists and authors.
Walking is a favourite pastime in Haslemere where visitors are keen to enjoy the fresh air and stunning scenery, and the town makes a great base for exploring the surrounding area and picturesque villages.
Haslemere enjoys many local walks, and the best starting point for any walk is the friendly Visit Haslemere where a selection of free walks leaflets is available for you to enjoy at your leisure, so please visit us at Haslemere Museum!
Haslemere Town Trail 1 |
Short circular walk covering the High Street and Petworth Road area with details of items of historical interest to see. |
Haslemere Town Trail 2
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Short circular walk taking in Lower Street, Shepherds' Hill, Tanners Lane and Church Lane area with details of items of historical interest to see. |
Swan Barn Farm Walk
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A charming walk from Haslemere High Street, through field, farm and wood. OS Explorer 133 Grid Reference 906330 |
Black Down Walk
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An unusual circular walk through heath and wood near Haslemere, with spectacular views. Starts at NT Car Park, Tennyson's Lane. OS Explorer 133 Grid Reference 921308 |
Sailor's Stone & Gibbet Hill Walk
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An attractive and diverse short circular walk from Hindhead, through heath and wood, with magnificent views and historical interest. Starts at NT Car Park, Hindhead off A3 OS Explorer 133 Grid Reference 891357 |
Devil's Punch Bowl
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An interesting and varied circular walk from Hindhead, through heath and wood. Starts at NT Car Park, Hindhead off A3 OS Explorer 133 Grid Reference 891357 |
Heather Hills & Wooded Vales Walk
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A delightful circular walk through the Haslemere countryside including Haslemere, Hindhead and Grayswood. Starts at Haslemere Town Hall, High Street. Approx 8.3 miles. OS Explorer 133 Grid Reference 904328 |
Haslemere Ale Trail
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A two part walk linking pubs & optional extensions via a short central and longer western section, starting and finishing at Haslemere Station. Approx 5.3 miles. |