Other sights in SurreySurrey, England

Wooded knoll south of Guildford topped by a 1930s stone tower folly, a short climb to a view over the Wey valley.

North Downs escarpment above Reigate with a domed Edwardian drinking fountain and a long view south from the chalk grassland.

The restored Wey Navigation wharf in Guildford, home to a surviving Wey barge and the National Trust's story of the river's working past.

Deep natural amphitheatre of heath and hanging woods at Hindhead, its main road now buried in a tunnel to quiet the valley.

Greensand summit crowned by an Iron Age hillfort, with a broad southward view over the Weald from a hilltop bench.

Gothic folly of 1765 crowning Leith Hill, its turret taking the hill past 1,000 feet for a view said to reach the sea.

Popular chalk-down viewpoint on the North Downs east of Guildford, with grassland and beech hangers over the Tillingbourne valley.

Second-highest point in Surrey above the Devil's Punch Bowl, its Sailor's Stone marking an 18th-century murder on the Portsmouth road.

High point of the Hurtwood greensand ridge above Ewhurst, looking south across the Weald from open heath.

Clear spring-fed pool below the North Downs at Albury, its still green water wrapped in legend and box woodland.

Trio of abrupt heather hills near Churt, the climbable Stony Jump giving a sudden view over the Frensham commons.