Farnham & District Ramblers offers an all-year-round programme of walks in the beautiful Surrey Hills, North East Hampshire, and South Downs National Park.
An undulating walk on the New Lipchis Way and the Serpents Trail to Heyshott Pond, then on to Hoe Copse and through farmland to Dunford Hollow Memorial. We will return over Midhurst Common. It may be wet and muddy with some stiles.
PLEASE NOTE: A message from your leader. After checking some sections of this walk, and the fact that the weather is unlikely to improve much before Sunday, I need to warn you that this walk will be both wet and muddy. We will definitely encounter some difficult sections and there is no way to avoid these. I suggest everyone be prepared for mud and some standing water and I would advise walking poles for the less tough. Last year we had snow on this walk, so at least that won't be happening (we hope)!
Please bring lunch. Dogs on leads are welcome but please be aware there may be livestock in fields along the route.
Midhurst, North Street Car Park. Off the A286 behind the Information Office (at the north end of town close to the Cowdray remains). Free on Sunday. Meet at Farnham Central Car Park at 0910 (leader will not be at the FCCP). OS Map X133.
