Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl

There's plenty to do here from wandering the footpaths to making dens - you can even stay in a National Trust property nearby.

This walk takes in some spectacular views and even has the possibility of spotting the Highland cattle that graze the scrub.

Discover the legend of the Devil's Punchbowl, explore the many stories about the common such as its being the inspiration for one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's works.

Hindhead inspired the creator of Sherlock Holmes and many other famous people, all of whom loved the Commons and Punchbowl.

Find out about the legacy left by the history of a murder and the hanging of three villains in the days when people walked from London to Portsmouth.

The road from Portsmouth to London, an old turnpike route, goes through Hindhead Commons. Once horses would struggle to climb the highest parts but now it's being returned to nature with the building of the Hindhead tunnel.

Find out what remains of the Temple of the Four Winds, a place which has extensive views over Hindhead Commons.