
Box Hill Happy Valley circular walk
Follow this route taking in some of Box Hill's most beautiful woodland, the 19th-century folly Broadwood's Tower, as well as some wonderful views of the Surrey countryside along the way.
Paths in winter
The paths are well maintained but may become slippery in wet or wintry weather. Please take care with your footing and wear suitable footwear for the conditions.
Total steps: 7
Total steps: 7
Start point
National Trust Visitor Centre at the top of Box Hill, grid ref: TQ178513
Step 1
Start at the Shepherd's Hut and follow the red Box Hill Hike signs towards Broadwood's Tower.
Step 2
After enjoying the views at Broadwood's Tower, continue to follow the Box Hill Hike signs down the hill to Happy Valley (also known as Juniper Bottom). There's a series of steep steps between Steps 2 and 3.
Step 3
Turn right and walk up Happy Valley.
Step 4
When you reach the top of Happy Valley, follow the main path to the left which leads to the road. At the junction you'll see the Smith and Western restaurant.
Step 5
At the Smith and Western restaurant, cross the road, turn right and walk along the path for 100yd (90m).
Step 6
Enter the woods to join the North Downs Way. Turn right and follow the track until you reach the Salomons Memorial Viewpoint.
Step 7
Pause to take in the views from Salomons Memorial Viewpoint. From here, it's a short walk back to the Box Hill Café for a well-earned cup of tea and slice of cake.
End point
National Trust Visitor Centre at the top of Box Hill, grid ref: TQ178513
Trail map

More near here

Box Hill Stepping Stones walk
Take in some impressive views and enjoy one of Surrey's most iconic landmarks on the Box Hill Stepping Stones walk.

Box Hill Natural Play Trail
Try this family-friendly trail to get back to nature in the woods at Box Hill, with opportunities for you to practise everything from balancing on fallen trunks to building dens,

Box Hill Juniper Top circular walk
Starting at the top of Box Hill in Surrey, follow the trail markers and enjoy a landscape of magical woods, glorious hilltop views and tranquil valleys.

The Box Hill Hike
Follow this challenging eight mile circular walk covering much of the Box Hill estate in Surrey. Expect steep climbs, wonderful views and pub pit stops.
Get in touch
Our partners

We’ve partnered with Cotswold Outdoor to help everyone make the most of their time outdoors in the places we care for.
You might also be interested in

Things to do at Box Hill
Discover what to see and do at Box Hill in the Surrey Hills. Explore the beautiful landscape on foot or cycle the world’s most popular hill climb on your bike.

Eating at Box Hill
Discover where to stop for a bite to eat at Box Hill, in the beautiful Surrey Hills. Sit down to a light meal in the café or pick up a snack from the servery as you cycle past.

Follow the Countryside Code
Help to look after National Trust places by observing a few simple guidelines during your visit and following the Countryside Code.

Cotswold Outdoor: our exclusive walking partner
Learn about the National Trust’s ongoing partnership with Cotswold Outdoor. Find out how they help us care for precious places and the exclusive discount available for National Trust supporters.

Staying safe at National Trust places
The special places in National Trust care sometimes come with a few risks for visitors, be it coastline or countryside. Find out how to keep safe throughout your visits.

Top accessible walks
Learn about the places in our care with accessible trails to explore with pushchairs, wheelchairs and mobility aids. Get out in nature without having to go off the beaten track.

How to stay warm on a winter walk
Don’t let the cold weather put you off exploring winter landscapes and getting out into the crisp air. Keep warm on your next winter walk with these top tips and kit ideas.