The Hangar
The beech woodland which overlooks the village is called the Hanger. You can climb to the top of the hanger by various paths including the famous Zig Zag and Bostal paths. Your walk will be rewarded with spectacular views across the village to the Lythes and beyond to the Weald and Downs of Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex.
Sheep Down and High Wood
Sheep Down where cattle graze during the summer is an ancient wood pasture where woodland, scrub, glades and grassland form a patch work of habitats. Villagers common rights allowed them to graze livestock and to cut wood from the crowns of trees. High Wood was traditionally managed for coppice to provide fuel and wood for the village.