25th October 2026, 10:00 - 12:45

TQ1970753434 from TQ 19697 53497 Ian Capper ,Headly_Heath (geography_5380860)
Join experienced local photographers to walk among the rich treescape at Headley Heath – taking in the beautiful jewel tones of the leaves at this time of year. Bookham Camera Club will give tips and advice on how best to capture the Autumn colours, falling leaves and landscape shots while taking in this stunning walk.
All levels of photographic experience are welcome from casual camera-phone user to experienced amateur photographer. This will be a largely flat walk around the top of the heath, with limited gradient walking, suitable for most fitness levels.

TQ2018153628 from TQ 20165 53633 Ian Capper
This event will be outdoors so please come prepared for any weather conditions, including suitable walking boots, and waterproofs if needed. You will need to bring your own digital camera or a good-quality camera phone and a water bottle.
A café kiosk is available on arrival and departure. Please note there are no toilet facilities at the site. Relatively nearby loos are available at Box Hill for National Trust members or at pubs/restaurants such as the Cock Inn, Headley.
• The event is suitable for accompanied teenagers and adults.
• Is event is suitable for obedient dogs: Dogs are permitted, but must be kept under control.
• The route is unlikely to be wheelchair friendly in October, but does not pose any major issues for others with limited mobility.
Cost to Members : £5 and for Non-members: £10
Booking will close on Thursday 22nd October at 5pm after which further information about the event will be emailed out.
All other enquires please email info@surreyhillssociety.org
Link to picture by Ian Capper https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5380860
Link to picture by Ian Capper with pond https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5380881
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