What is recorded here
Piney Copse was given to the National Trust in 1970 by the novelist E. M. Forster. He lived with his mother for a while at nearby West Hackhurst. The Copse and Abinger Hall are both mentioned in Forester's book, The Creator as Critic and Other Writings.
A mapped walking route does not guarantee present access or safe conditions. Check signs, closures and the weather before setting out.
- Distance
- 0.8
Places near here
Hackhurst Farm HouseListed building · 232 yd
Piney CopseWood · 362 yd
Marsh ViewListed building · 394 yd
Abinger Hammer ClockHeritage attraction · 411 yd
Abinger RoughsWood · 677 yd
Gomshall - Lion SculpturePublic sculpture · 1252 yd
Samuel Wilberforce monument, Abinger Roughs, near DorkingMonument or public art · 1469 ydSamuel WilberforceMemorial · 1472 yd
Little Kings Wood viewpointViewpoint · 1523 yd
Abinger MotteMotte (medieval) · 1.5 mi
Juniper HillMountain / peak · 2.2 mi
Holmbury HillMountain / peak · 3.1 mi