Effingham Exploration

Sat 4th Mar 2023

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
Surrey
Distance
c20ml.
Start Time
08:45
Route
Effingham Junction station KT24 5HJ. Start time consistent with a train arriving from the Guildford direction at 0832 and a train from the Surbiton direction arriving at 0836

The 2nd in the Station Walks series on paths and bridleways south across Effingham Common towards the North Downs, east along the downs and finally swinging north skirting Effingham, Little Bookham returning to the start via Little Bookham Common

General Notes
Undulating terrain at moderate pace. Please bring picnic
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Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
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