Discover more at Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl
Find out how to get to Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
Walking at Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl
Explore the open heathland, ancient woodland and discover the myths and legends of the Punch Bowl along the way. Choose from a gentle stroll across the old A3 with far-reaching views towards the London skyline or why not take a more challenging hike down into the valley.
- Hidden Hindhead walking trail
- Discover Gibbet Hill and the Temple of the Four Winds on this popular trail, and take in some of the best views in the area.Look out for the grazing Exmoor ponies
- Roam 639 walk
- This exhilarating but demanding walk takes takes in the base of the Punch Bowl, Gibbet Hill and The Temple of the Four Winds.Explore the commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl
- The Sailor's Stroll walk
- Enjoy the wonderful views on this gentle walk to Gibbet Hill while learning about the barbarous murder of the unknown sailor.Discover the sailor's stone
- Highcombe Hike
- Take this challenging walk through ancient woodland and open heathland to find out how the Punch Bowl was formed.Explore deep into the Punch Bowl
- Miss James Walk
- Take a gentle walk and discover the significance of the Victorian philanthropist, Miss James.Enjoy a woodland stroll
- Free guided walks at Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl
- Immerse yourself in the history and nature of Hindhead commons on a guided walk with one of our knowledgeable volunteers. The walks run regularly throughout the year. There's no need to book, just turn up. Click on the link for more details.Join a guided walk
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