Farnham Heath Orange Trail
Surfaced path (uneven in some areas)
1 mile
Cafe
Loop
Toilets
Free car park
RSPB Farnham Heath was once home to a gloomy conifer plantation. It is now transformed into a beautiful heathland with views across the Surrey Hills, abundant with wildlife that includes roe deer, crossbills, nightjars, woodcocks and tree pipits.
This is a mostly level and surfaced for much of its length. One short gradient. Can get muddy in wet weather.
RSPB Farnham Heath, The Reeds Rd, Farnham GU10 2DL
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Farnham station, 3.3 miles
RSPB Farnham Heath, The Reeds Rd, Farnham GU10 2DL
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| Toilets | Yes | Disabled toilet available |
| Seating | Yes | Few benches along the route, but plenty of space to sit at the Rural Life Living Museum. |
| Gates | Yes | One pedestrian gate |
| Stiles | No | |
| Terrain | Surfaced path – can be uneven in some areas | |
| Incline | Gentle gradient | |
| Waymarked | Yes | Follow the RSPB Orange route |
Who might you see?
Why not also plan a trip next door to the Rural Life Living Museum?
Pleasantly distributed over ten acres of field, woodland and buildings, our exhibits include a large number of implements and devices marking in excess of 150 years of farming. Many aspects of village and rural life, including many ‘rescued’ village buildings, are displayed in realistic individual settings.