Marley Common

This large green space in Haslemere is great for a peaceful stroll in lovely surroundings. The common has miles of good footpaths taking you to heathland, woodland and meadows. Look out for the pretty purple heather in the summer months and the yellow flowering gorse all year round. It's great for wildlife too with woodlarks, warblers and various reptiles. You can park at the car park off Marley Lane and pick up the trails from there.
It's easy to extend your walk as two long distance paths pass through the common. You can follow the Sussex Border Path and the Serpent Trail east and visit the wonderful Black Down. It's the highest point on the South Downs and commands fabulous views over the Weald. Heading west will take you towards Liphook and Stanley Common.
Also of interest are two more National Trust commons just to the north west of Marley Common. Ludshott Common and Bramshott Common have miles of good walking trails and the attractive Waggoners Wells ponds to enjoy.

Marley Common Ordnance Survey Map - view and print off detailed OS map

Marley Common Open Street Map - view and print off detailed map

Marley Common OS Map - Mobile GPS OS Map with Location tracking

Marley Common Open Street Map - Mobile GPS Open Street Map with Location tracking

Explore the Area with Google Street View

Ludshott Common, Bramshott Common, Sussex Border Path, Serpent Trail, Black Down

GPX File

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Memory Map Route

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