A line of stepping stones across the River Mole at the foot of the hill, reached by a woodland walk down through the yews.
Get directionsStepping Stones, Westhumble, RH5 6AE
The stones across the River Mole were first recorded in 1841 and were reopened in 1946 after being removed during the Second World War.
The National Trust's walk to them runs about two miles and includes 275 steps through yew woods.
The steep slopes above the river are woodland of international importance.
Stepping Stones, Westhumble, RH5 6AE
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