Hurtwood

Hurtwood is a woodland area situated in the English county of Surrey, approximately 20 miles southwest of London. It is a significant parkland and recreational area, playing a vital role in the local community and the National Trust.

The Hurtwood area spans over 1,300 acres of woodland, grassland, and wetland habitats. A range of flora and fauna can be found within the area, including species of trees, birds, and small mammals.

Hurtwood is open to the public and offers activities such as walking, hiking, and horse riding. The area's trails cater to various levels of ability, from leisurely strolls to more challenging hill walks. Visitors can also explore the many archaeological sites within the area, which hold historical significance.

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Hurtwood is owned and managed by the National Trust, a conservation organization dedicated to preserving sites of cultural, historic, and environmental significance.