A moderate walk (countryside) in Surrey, England, about 17.20km (10.69 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 5:45h. It is unsuitable for families with children, prams & pushchairs, wheelchairs.
The highest point in SE England, and over 1000ft thanks to the Victorian viewing tower on top. Climb the stairs for a small fee or be distracted by the fine selection of home made cake in the kiosk at the bottom (seasonal opening times apply). Stunning panorama, with both London and the sea in view.
The name of which escapes me but I'm sure it's something to do with the name of the village of Holmbury St Mary. There's another up the road to, by the church and with a name related to the Royals.
The Iron Age folk beat the Victorians to this one and built a fort on top. Wonderful views from 270 degrees and a little less busy than it's taller neighbour. Without cake buying facilities though . . .