We offer walks in London and Home Counties, accessible by public transport.
Nick W.
A brisk walk through an area of lowland heath, a key habitat for rare heathland species, to Black Down (280 metres/919 feet), the highest point in both Sussex and the South Downs National Park, and to the Temple of the Winds, (no actual Temple, but a spectacular viewpoint). There are many undulations, some of which are quite steep. We then descend to Haslemere via Pen-y-bos, an ancient trail, and Tennyson's Lane.
Train: London Waterloo 08:45, Clapham Junction 08:52, Woking 09:13, arrives Liphook 10:02 (Portsmouth and Southsea train). Buy return to Liphook.
Lunch: snack break halfway and late picnic at the Temple of the Winds.
Toilet: There are limited toilet facilities at Liphook station but these are not always open so please use toilets on the train. Comfort stops on the walk will be al fresco.
Liphook Railway Station. Meet outside the main station entrance.
Haslemere Railway Station.
