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Explore our many footpaths
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Our handsome Highland cattle
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© National Trust
Dappled shady woods
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Fly agaric fungi
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Seas of purple heathers
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Prickly gorse and purple heathers
A rich and varied landscape buzzing with wildlife
If you’re new to exploring the countryside Witley and Milford Commons is a good place to start. It’s easily accessible and the footpaths and bridleways are clearly marked, you can’t get lost. The Commons is a lovely spot for family picnics too.
The countryside is an area of great contrasts with extensive heathland views and secluded woodland glades. There’s always something new to see; from the breathtaking purple heathers and buzzing insects to majestic trees and strange fungi. Witley is a fungi paradise.
During the warmer months the Commons are alive with bird song from birds like Tree pipits and Woodlarks.
Witley and Milford Commons is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
