Chobham Common

Summary

Location	easy parking	all weather	toilets	refreshments
Chobham Common	true	false	false	false

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There are three guided trails: scots pine (1.2 miles), nightjar (2.1 miles) and bell heather (3.5 miles).
It is also easy to make your own circular route from any of the car parks south of the M3. There is also a tunnel under the M3 to access the north side.

Chobham Common is the largest inland National Nature Reserve in the southeast and one of the finest surviving lowland heaths in the world, conservation managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust. There is a mixture of open and lightly wooded landscapes to enjoy. There are few steeper areas. You may also see cattle grazing or horses being ridden as there are several bridleways and horses are very popular in the local area. There are a lot of species that can be seen, including more species of spider than anywhere else in the UK.