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Harewoods

Surrey

Hidden woodlands, lush green meadows, tranquil ponds and an ancient common

Outwood Lane, Outwood, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 5PW

A medium size pond with the surrounding trees and plants reflected in the browny coloured water.

Planning your visit

Visiting the Surrey Hills with your dog 

Surrey Hills is a one pawprint rated place. With a wide variety of paths and open spaces, the Surrey Hills are an ideal place to bring your dog for a walk. Here’s what to keep in mind to keep your dog and others safe.

Two women and a small dog standing at the edge of a field of crops, looking at the view

Planning an event in the Surrey Hills?

If you would like to host an event on National Trust land, or your sporting event includes routes on National Trust land, please email us at: surreyhills@nationaltrust.org.uk. Please contact us at least twelve weeks before the event date. We know how important events are to organisers and participants. Please help us ensure events are safe and legal for both participants and our visitors.

A smiling group in running gear run through woodland

Outwood Common winter tree walk 

Tue 24 Nov, 11am-1pm. To celebrate national tree week, Join Ranger Ollie for a guided walk through the tranquil woodlands at Outwood. Discover the seasonal highlights, hidden secrets and challenges faced by our native woodlands. £5 per person, please book.

Three people walking along a path at the edge of a field, with a large oak tree on the boundary dominating the image.

Surrey Hills podcasts: A walk with a ranger 

Tune in to episode 6 of the Surrey Hills podcast series. Discover how we work closely with our tenant farmers to care for this centuries-old estate and more about the wildlife which thrives here.

Podcast recording among long grass and greenery with trees in the background at Harewoods and Outwood in the Surrey Hills, Surrey
Two visitors walking through the grounds of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal with the abbey ruins in the background

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