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Box Hill
Woodland and open down with wonderful views. An outstanding area of woodland and chalk downland, Box Hill has long been famous as a destination for day-trippers from London. Surprisingly extensive, it has much to offer the rambler and naturalist with many beautiful walks and views towards the South Downs. On the summit there is an information centre, shop, servery, ample car parking and a magnificent viewpoint.
Highlights: Kingfishers, woodpeckers, moorhens
mandarin ducks, grey wagtails, ring-necked parakeetsvery and a wide varity of butterflies.
Location: 1 mile north of Dorking, 2½ miles south of Leatherhead on the A24.
Grid reference: TQ171519
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Highlights: Kingfishers, woodpeckers, moorhens
mandarin ducks, grey wagtails, ring-necked parakeetsvery and a wide varity of butterflies.
Location: 1 mile north of Dorking, 2½ miles south of Leatherhead on the A24.
Grid reference: TQ171519
Click here for more details.
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