Hindhead in the borough of Waverley, Surrey, England sits on high heathland and is best known for the dramatic National Trust amphitheatre of the Devil's Punch Bowl. The surrounding commons and woods, including nearby Thursley Common and Gibbet Hill, form part of the rolling moorland of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it a popular spot for walkers and wildlife enthusiasts attracted to open heather, panoramic views and rich birdlife.
Hindhead has an interesting transport and social history: the former traffic bottleneck is now hidden beneath the A3 Hindhead Tunnel, which allowed the landscape to be reclaimed and made the village much quieter. Local life mixes tourism and outdoor recreation with a commuter population who travel to nearby Haslemere and London; the area remains sought-after for its scenery, village amenities and historic character.
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