Explore the beauty of Limpsfield Common with National Trust Ranger Conor McNeil on a series of guided walks running once or twice a month through to August! 🌳👣 

Discover local wildlife, conservation efforts, and the rich history of these stunning landscapes. The first walk kicks off on Saturday, 12th April at High Chart (1-3pm), where you’ll learn about woodland management, Yalden Spring, and the historic use of the area.  Meet by the noticeboard at High Chart Car Park (not Pinewood), on Moorhouse Road.

📅 Upcoming Walks:  

🌲 April 12 – High Chart (1-3pm) | Woodland management & Yalden Spring  

🍄 May 3 – Ridlands Grove (10-11 am * change in time) | Ancient woodland & biodiversity  

🌾 June 7 – Happy Valley (1-2pm) | Heathland restoration & foraging  

🌳 June 28 – High Chart (10-11am) | Conservation & local heritage  

🍂 July 26 – Ridlands Grove (1-3pm) | Connectivity & flora/fauna  

🐦 August 16 – West Heath (10-11am) | Biodiversity loss & garden escapes  

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn and explore

More info:

April 12^th – High Chart (1-3pm) – Meet by the noticeboard at High Chart Car Park (not Pinewood), on Moorhouse Road

• Woodland management
• Yalden Spring 
• Historic use of High Chart 

May 3^rd – Ridlands Grove (10-11AM) – Meet by the noticeboard at Ridlands Grove Car Park, Ridlands Lane

• Ancient woodland
• Recreational pressures
• The importance of connectivity
• Flora, Fauna & Fungi

June 7^th – Happy Valley (1-2pm) – Meet by the noticeboard at New Road Car Park, New Road

• Woodland management
• Heathland restoration
• Folklore & foraging

June 28^th – High Chart (10-11am) – Meet by the noticeboard at High Chart Car Park, Moorhouse Road

• Woodland management
• Yalden Spring
• Historic use of High Chart

July 26^th – Ridlands Grove (1-3pm) – Meet by the noticeboard at Ridlands Grove Car Park, Ridlands Lane

• Ancient woodland
• Recreational pressures
• The importance of connectivity
• Flora, Fauna & Fungi

August 16^th – West Heath (10-11am) – Meet at the entrance to West Heath woods opposite Hazelwood School, Wolf’s Hill.

• Biodiversity loss
• Heathland restoration
• Impact of “garden escapes”

See you there!