Description:

On a clear day, from the summit of Leith Hill and its georgian tower, it is possible to see seven counties and extensive views across the Low Weald to the South Downs and the sea.

The highest point in south east England, Leith Hill sits upon the Greensand Ridge that runs parallel with the North Downs through Surrey.

Leith Hill and the surrounding commons of Wotton and Abinger are amply provided with numerous car parks and some handy Pubs in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from which to explore on foot, horse or bike, the several thousand acres of mixed woodland and heathland.

There are limited facilities for disabled visitors and arrangements for access can be made with the appropriate Rangers.