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Nice quick shortcut into town. Some big steps though

Flat and fast rolling (mostly)!

look out for the famous clock, The Guildford Guildhall Historic Clock, which projects over the High Street from the Guildhall, and which has regularly appeared on television.

Guildford Castle is a hidden part of the city which is easy to miss if you run along the river or to the picturesque high street. It dates from the early Norman times and is always surrounded by beautiful flower displays in its grounds.

The beautiful River Wey passes under a former railway bridge just south of Shalford. This is where the Guildford to Horsham single-track railway line ran between 1865 and 1965. The original railway bridge was removed soon after the old railway line closed. However, the bridge abutments remained and were used to support a new bridge for long-distance walkers and cyclists that opened in July 2006. The new bridge - called the Unstead Woods Downslink Bridge - forms part of the Downs Link, a 37-mile (59 km) long footpath and cycle route between Guildford and Shoreham. It is delightful to walk under/over this bridge, to admire the surrounding scenery, and to imagine the scene a century ago when steam trains used to cross the former bridge.

As you enter the farmers field from the road, look to your left, the field gently slopes upwards until you see the Chantry Woods sitting there, perched up on top of the the North Downs Way. I'm not quite sure why, but it captures me every time I run past these woods, sat up there, on the Surrey Hills.

Best ridden in the spring before the undergrowth gets too wild - this section is pretty and fun.

This section of the Wey South path can get a little busy with other users at the weekend but is great for connecting other villages and avoiding busy roads.