Brentmoor Heath and Folly Bog
West End, Surrey Heath
A 59-hectare Local Nature Reserve of wet and dry heath, woodland, acid grassland and ponds, managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust. It sits at the corner of a large block of heathland that includes Colony Bog and the Pirbright and Bisley ranges.
Highlights
- Wet heath with sundews, cotton-grass and cross-leaved heath
- Reptiles including adders, grass snakes and common lizards
- Nightjar and Dartford warbler on the heath
- Cattle grazing to manage the habitat
Good to know
- This is an active military training area and military byelaws apply
- The razor-wire fence at the bottom of the reserve marks the Pirbright Ranges danger area, which is closed to the public
- There are no toilets or refreshments on site
- Keep dogs under effective control
Getting there
Brentmoor Heath and Folly Bog, Red Road (B311), West End, Surrey, GU24 9PYParking: Two car parks with unmarked spaces off Red Road (B311).
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