Leith Hill Tower and Countryside

Autumn is rich in colours and scents - climb to the top of the tower to see the countryside in it's rich ochre hues, watch out for squirrels hiding nuts and look high and low as fungi emerge all over the woodland.

A climb up the 78 steps to the top of Leith Hill Tower is well worth it. The top of the tower is the highest point in South East England. From here you can see the London skyline and the sea sparkling through Shoreham Gap.

Which path will you take on a walk at Leith Hill? With many trails to follow, there's something to suit all walking abilities.

The Rhododendron Wood was created by Caroline Wedgwood in the late 1800s. Caroline Wedgewood was the older sister of Charles Darwin and lived at nearby Leith Hill Place. Many of the specimens that she sourced came from Asia.

Leith Hill, one of the highest points in the South East of England boasts some pretty fantastic views. It's been a popular spot for a Sunday stroll, or as the starting point for a longer hike for hundreds of years. Where's your favourite part of the hill?

Leith Hill is home to some spectacular wildlife and diverse habitats. No matter what time of year you are here, there is always plenty to see.

Explore some of the best places to walk with your dog, from heathland to woodland, via some great rivers to splash in. Head over to our noticeboards to pick up a dog walking guide and find out the best routes for your four-legged friend.