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United Kingdom
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Surrey
Mole Valley
Ockley

View of Leith Hill Tower – Leith Hill Tower and Viewpoint loop from Ockley

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United Kingdom
England
South East England
Surrey
Mole Valley
Ockley

View of Leith Hill Tower – Leith Hill Tower and Viewpoint loop from Ockley

Moderate

4.3

(32)

97

hikers

View of Leith Hill Tower – Leith Hill Tower and Viewpoint loop from Ockley

03:13

11.4km

240m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 17, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Surrey Hills National Landscape

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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2.98 km

Nine Acre Copse

Forest

2

3.45 km

View of Leith Hill Tower

Highlight • Viewpoint

3

5.29 km

Leith Hill Tower and Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Cool place for a Sunday walk with or without family. You can enter for a small fee to the very top of this tower from where there is a wonderful view of the surrounding area and you can also see planes landing on Heathrow in good weather.

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4

5.34 km

Leith Hill Cattle Trough

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5

5.52 km

This sculpture was installed in 2005 following Walter’s commission to create boundary posts for the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are twelve of these tall, sculptured markers across the Surrey Hills.

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6

5.73 km

The Greensand Way is a 108-mile (174-km) long-distance trail that traverses south east England's beautiful Greensand Ridge. Beginning in Haslemere, Surrey and ending at Hamstreet in Kent, the Way is a beguiling adventure that visits many glorious viewpoints. This section leads up to the Way's highest point: Leith Hill, at 965 feet (294 m).

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7

6.56 km

Rhododendron Wood, Leith Hill

Highlight • Forest

On Leith Hill's broad southern slopes, the Rhododendron Wood is a colourful feast for the senses in spring and early summer. The plantings were created around 1900 by Charles Darwen's sister Caroline Wedgwood, who had moved to Leith Hill Place in 1847. Her actions totally transformed this patch of land, driven on by her vision and passion for botany and flowering plants.

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8

7.50 km

Relax and recover looking at the stunning view across the Surrey Hills, with Holmbury Hill and Pitch Hill in the foreground.

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11.4 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

8.42 km

1.41 km

721 m

440 m

338 m

Surfaces

3.64 km

3.04 km

1.73 km

1.42 km

1.06 km

440 m

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Highest point (280 m)

Lowest point (70 m)

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Tuesday 30 June

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