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10 of the best dog walks within 5 miles of Haslemere
Susie 15 Mar 2015   ⋅   3,165 views   ⋅  1 favorite
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  • Hindhead Common, Fernden Lane, Haslemere, Surrey

    Hindhead Common, Fernden Lane, Haslemere , Surrey
    At the top of Fernden Lane in Haslemere there is parking for approximately 10 cars. From there you can walk across Hindhead Common to The Devil's Punchbowl and walk along the old A3 road which has now been reinstated back to Hindhead Common. You can also walk down into the Devil's Punchbowl from this walk and stop off at The National Trust cafe for a break in the middle of the walk before heading back to the carpark in Fernden Lane. This walk will take up to 1 hour 30 minutes.
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  • Blackdown, West Sussex

    Blackdown, West Sussex
    Plenty of parking at the top of Tennyson Lane where this walk starts. A blustery walk where you can reach the highest point in Sussex overlooking the Sussex Weald. Breathtaking panoramic views on this walk and especially from The Temple of the Winds, which is approximately half way round this walk. In the Summer there are cattle on Blackdown but the breed is specially chosen as they are calm with horses, children and dog walkers!! This walk will take approximately 1 hour 10 minutes.
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  • Vann Lane, Fernhurst, West Sussex

    Vann Lane, Fernhurst, West Sussex
    Drive down Vann Lane and over the bridge. As you get to the straight part of the road park on the verge on Vann Lane and opposite there is a walk into the fields of West Sussex. Walk past a cottage and through a gate into fields. Often there are sheep (and lambs in the Springtime) in the fields so it will be necessary to keep dogs on a lead. Once through these fields dogs can be off the lead. Walk across a bridge over the lake and see the remains of the iron ore works. Through a wooded area and down the side of the fields which are often planted with a crop, so keep to the sides. Often you can see buzzards flying above. Perhaps not such a good walk if it's been wet as it's on clay. This walk will take approximately 1 hour.
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  • Fernhurst,West Sussex

    Fernhurst, West Sussex
    From behind the Red Lion pub in Fernhurst and parking in the carpark you can do a circular walk past the tennis courts and through open fields and woods, which have wonderful bluebells in the Springtime. Follow the track and go right when you reach the lane. Walk through the drive to a house which has statues on the entrance posts. From there follow the drive, go past the stables and lakes and turn left at the top which takes you over a stile through into the bluebell woods. At the road turn right and walk along which brings you back to the carpark across th Fernhurst Recreation Ground. This walk will take approximately 1hr 20 minutes.
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  • Lynchmere Common, Haslemere, Surrey

    Lynchmere Common, Haslemere, Surrey
    This is a circular heathland walk which can be as short or as long as preferred. Combines walking on heathland and on pathways through a pine forest. Good if the weather has been wet as the Common is sandy. You need to beware of adders if walking on a warm sunny day in early Spring, as they come out to warm up in the Spring sunshine!! This walk will take approximately 1hour 10 minutes. You can walk into Iron Hill from here which will extend this walk by approximately half an hour.
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  • Cowdray Park, Midhurst, West Sussex

    Cowdray Park, Midhurst, West Sussex
    A lovely walk from a carpark near The Cowdray Farm Shop in Easebourne. Walk beside the polo grounds and down to the river from where you can see Cowdray Castle ruins. A good walk to see The Causeway which still leads to Cowdray Castle and see where Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I visited. You can see the all the polo lawns (but you're not allowed to walk around them!). These Cowdray polo lawns are very famous and are known around the world as 'the heart of polo'. This walk will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour.
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  • The Deer Hut, Liphook, Surrey, GU30 7NY

    The Deer Hut, Liphook, Surrey GU30 7NY
    From The Deer Hut pub there is a good circular walk on Weaver's Down which is lovely at the end of the Summer when you can see the heather on the hillside. This walk is on sand and so a good choice if the weather has been wet. Follow the road up past Old Thorne's Golf Club and walk up to the Common. From there you can walk through a metal gate and do a walk across the Common which will bring you back to your car. This walk takes approximately 1hour 15 minutes.
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  • Iron Hill, Milland Road, Liphook, Hampshire

    Iron Hill, Milland Road, Liphook, Hampshire
    A dry and sandy place to walk which has wide, rough paths. There is a good carpark near the entrance and a walk around Iron Hill will take you along oaths and through wooded pine forests. This is a good walk to do on wet days, as it is all on sand and so not too much mud or too many puddles! The walk around Iron Hill will take approximately 1 hour.
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  • Chapel Common, Rake, Hampshire UK

    Chapel Common, Rake, Hampshire, UK
    An open Common walk which has plenty of parking near the entrance to the Common. Often there are cattle grazing in the centre but they are used to dogs, horses and children. A lovely open walk which can be extended or shortened as preferred. This walk will take approximately 1 hour.
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  • Haslemere, Surrey

    Haslemere, Surrey
    From the back of The High Street down Well Lane you can walk through to the fields and woods of Swan Barn Walk. You can walk past Hunter Base Camp which was built by the National Trust Wardens and made out of different types of wood from the surrounding area, with handmade chestnut tiles on the roof. This walk can also be easily accessed from Perworth Road opposite Museum Hill if you walk down Collards Lane. This walk will take approximately 1 hour.
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