セントマルタでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

This is a fun little replica of Chilworth Manor, a grade-II listed private residence to the west. However, as a bug hotel, the inhabitants of this manor generally have six, rather than two, legs.

Very sandy. Geology changes from the chalk and flint of the rest of the downs to green sand (not green). Not easy to walk on when it's dry!

Point to jump onto the Downs Link, can get pretty splashy in the winter!

You can walk around the pond, but be warned you do have to walk through someones garden.

Nice little cross country loop taking in some great views from the top of St Marthas and a little bit of the river Wey.

If you get to the top of the hill early enough, you can enjoy beautiful views of the sunrise.

But not on the North Downs, a mile behind you :-)

This is the highlight of my regular 10k run and it is such a wonderful spot. I put in the work running up here and always pause my GPS watch and (my favourite time to run) take in the sunrise. The views are mesmerising and I often find myself staring out for 10 minutes or more. I then enjoy the run back down. The sandy trails make for a really enjoyable and slightly technical downhill section. There is a Lieutenant General Bernard Cyril FREYBERG, WWI Victoria Cross recipient buried in the graveyard here.