The Surrey Hills from Godalming

Sat 29th Apr 2023

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
Surrey
Distance
c20ml.
Start Time
09:00
Route
The Wharf Car Park, Woolsack Way, Godalming, GU7 1JG, W3W cages.smiled.pepper. For anyone coming by train this is about 3/4 mile walk in an easterly direction across town from the railway station. Train from London Waterloo 07:50, arrives Godalming 08:39

From Godalming via Winkworth & Hascombe Hill to Shamley Green, then Blackheath, Wonersh & return to Godalming

General Notes
Pace moderate/brisk; undulating overall but the morning is a bit hilly. Lunch in Shamley Green ? bring picnic (pub, café and shop available for extras)
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