Tanhouse At Leith Hill Tower

leith hill tower in dorking rh5 6lx. the top of the tower marks the highest point in south-east England at 1029ft (313m)! the tower was built in 1765 by richard hull by leith hill place as 'a place for people to enjoy the magnificentness of the English landscape '. Unfortunately, the leith hill tower remains closed for visitors due to the Corona virus crisis. Nevertheless, they regret to come there because it is a great place where they can walk for miles, with different trails, see wonderful animal world and enjoy them breathtakingly outsight. there is the caffe where you can choose hot or cold meals, snacks and cold or hot drinks. many benches everywhere! children will love it! the parking...

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A fantastic 'hidden ' little gem. Amazing views, helpful staff. Light airy building, very interesting history. Always seems to have very good art exhibitions on whenever we visit. Great cakes and scones, to be eaten inside, in the courtyard garden or on the terrance with its stunning views. Best of all well-behaved dog friendly, and they are very dog friendly.

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Started at Rhododendron car park and did orange route. Lots uphill and steep stairs on this route, took about 2 hours with a couple of stops to catch our breath and admire the views and wildlife which are pretty.

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Wonderful place we did the woodland walk it's only 3 miles and when you get to the tower you can stop and get a coffee Highly recommended

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Excellent trail. Lots of steap steps. Don't forget to bring your binoculars. No restaurants in the area. LIDL is close by.

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