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📍Box Hill, Broadwood Folly, Box Hill Fort, Stepping stones & Ramberler’s Bridge 3.42 mile Loop.
This route starts at 📍Zig Zag Road CarPark, Dorking RH5 6BN
📍Runnymede 6.44 mile Loop.
For free parking on a residential street, my route starts at Kingswood Rise, TW20 0NG. Enter the public footpath on Kingswood Rise which exits at Coopers Hill Lane. Turn left where you will approach 📍Royal Air Forces Memorial, TW20 0LB on the right. After exploring the memorial I took a left out of the gates back along the lane until reaching the first public footpath on the right. Take this path through 📍The Forest of Memories woodland along Coopers Hill slopes taking a left towards the art installation📍 The Write in Water. After admiring the cool water reflecting contemplation space, I took the left path after exiting and followed it up hill, turning right at the top continuing until reaching 📍One American Acre. I entered from above 📍The Kennedy Memorial, down the 📍Steps of Inspiration and through the beautifully detailed 📍Kennedy gate. Exiting the gate and turning left you will pass 📍The Jurors art installation and the Willow statues before reaching 📍The Magna Carta Tea room with snacks, toilets and parking for a cost. After grabbing a coffee I crossed the road entering the riverside walk heading south. Following the 📍Thames path for half a mile before crossing Windsor Road into the fields and following the path straight where you will reach the 📍Magna Carta Monument. After observing the monument, I exited the gate I entered and back into the field following the path right directly through the field before crossing back over Windsor Road. Turn right continuing along the Thames path until you Reach 📍Runnymede Pleasure Ground and 📍HM Queen Elizabeth 11 statue. Following the River path past📍 Bell Weir Lock and taking the public footpath right just before reach the Runnymede Bridge. The footpath brings you back to Windsor Road at the 📍World Duty Free Group. Crossing the road enter the field and following the path directly through the field, continue this path until you reach Coopers Hill Lane. Follow the lane back down the first public footpath back to Kingswood Rise which ends this 6.44 mile loop. Media of this route can be found on our social media pages.
Painshill Park, Cobham KT11 1AG. This 18th century landscape garden has a ticked entrance for £12.50 and worth every penny. The whole place is a walk through pieces of working art, follies and historic gardens with serpentine lake and bridges. Plan your visit here: https://www.painshill.co.uk/
📍Crowhurst Ancient Yew to Ancient Ash Tree Loop.