National Trust - Box Hill

National Trust - Box Hill is a unique peak in the county of Surrey, offering breathtaking views of the English countryside.

This place is famous for its rich biodiversity - 38 species of butterflies and 17 species of orchids. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous walking trails, including the Natural Play Trail ideal for families with children.

Historical attractions, such as 19th century Fort Box Hill and Broadwood's Folly, add to the area's mysterious charm. The famous zigzag road, which was part of the cycling route during the 2012 Olympics, attracts cycling enthusiasts from all over the country.