Walks from Haslemere, Surrey
🌿 Sandy heathland, wooded ridge, deep valley, farmland
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Haslemere is the highest town in Surrey, sitting in a deep valley of the greensand hills where Surrey meets Sussex. Blackdown — the highest point in Sussex — rises immediately south, and the National Trust’s Hindhead Commons and Devil’s Punch Bowl are just three miles north, offering some of the most dramatic heathland walking in the south-east.
A quiet, characterful small town with good independent shops and a direct train from Waterloo, Haslemere is the finest walking base for the western Surrey Hills and the Sussex border heathlands.
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Town car parks. Haslemere station (London Waterloo line)
The Lythe Hill Hotel, Darnley’s restaurant, The White Horse pub
- Blackdown Hill
- Devil’s Punch Bowl & Hindhead
- Greensand Way east to Dorking
- Marley Common
- Tennyson’s Lane walk
- Lurgashall circular
- All Surrey towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Haslemere is covered by OS Explorer 133 / 145. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Greensand Way
- Sussex Border Path





