An easy (if sometimes muddy), 5.5 mile flat walk around the outskirts of Bisley.  Points of interest along the walk include the National Shooting Centre and Coldingley Prison.  The nearby Horsell Common is also worth a visit whiler in the area as it was the site of filming for the intro to HG Wells War of the Worlds.

There are many places to park on this route, but we chose a quiet gravel layby opposite the National Shooting Grounds.

A short but steep 4.3 mile circular walk with some fantastic views towards the coast.

On the summit of Leith Hill is Leith Hil Tower, built in 1765 and renovated in 1864 and again in 1984.  The tower is 19.5 metres high and takes the total heightof the hill to 294 metres (a marilyn).

The walk starts from the campsite at Etherley Farm and follows a number of trails through Leith Hill Copse and Orchard Copse, passing Leith Hill PLace before crossing the road and winding through Slittens Copse.

A short walk around and into the Devils Punch Bowl on Hindhead Common. There a numerous walks here of varying length and the whole area is well worth an explore.

This walk begins at the National Trust car park where there's a tea room and toilets if required. The old footpath used to run along the top of the hill above the busy A3 but that all changed in 2011 when the HIndhead Tunnel was opened and the old road ripped up and returned to nature.

A short 3.7 mile bimble around the ranges and tracks stretching from Donkey Town to west End in Surrey. Free parking can be found down numerous residential back roads along tehe route.

A nice pub, The Inn at West End can be found in West End, with the Hare and Hounds in Donkey Town itself.