Langley Vale Wood Month of Remembrance Commemorating the End of the First World War

Langley Vale Wood Month of Remembrance Commemorating the end of the First World War

From 4-30 November, discover fascinating facts about how the site played an important part in troops’ preparations for battle, and how the local community were involved in the war effort. Explore the new stone sculptures in our regiment of trees Follow the as part of a 2.5 mile self-guided walk. Share your own poppy way-markers reflections at the willow wreath sculpture in the tranquil on site to find surroundings of Langley Vale Wood. your way around Accessible from Epsom Downs and Langley Vale village the trail

Walton Downs Cherry Avenue

Headley Road

Jutland Wood Downs View Wood

Accessible from Headley Road

Round Wood

Hurst Lane

Little Hurst Wood Regiment of Trees sculptures Sainsbury’s Community Orchard Interpretation boards Willow Wreath Remembrance Trail Accessible via Permissive footpath Hurst Road Ebbisham Lane and Bridleway Walton-on-the-Hill Alternate footpath Bench Viewpoint Entrance Site boundary Getting to Langley Vale Wood

To Epsom

Langley Vale Road Langley Vale

Langley Bottom Farm

Walton Downs

Headley Road Cherry Avenue

Jutland Walton Road Wood Downs View Wood

Round Wood

Hurst Lane

Ebbisham Lane Little Hurst To Leatherhead Wood

M25 Hurst Road

Great Hurst Wood Walton Regiment of Trees sculptures on the Hill Sainsbury’s Community Orchard Remembrance Trail Permissive footpath Bridleway Alternate footpath

Bench To Reigate Viewpoint Langley Vale Wood is not Entrance accessible by car. To join the trail, please enter Ancient woodland the site via one of the New woodland entrances marked above. Natural regeneration

Open space habitat

The Woodland Trust is a charity registered in England and Wales no. 294344 and in Scotland no. SC038885. A non-profit-making company limited by guarantee. Registered in England no. 1982873. The Woodland Trust logo is a registered trademark. 15085 10/20