그레이트 부컴 커먼 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

You can go in to the coffee shop, cafe, and toilets without paying the entry fee.

An amazing walk with fab views

Very boggy today, a real effort to keep peddling

The Great Ridings Wood is a stunning 28-hectare wood which was purchased from funds raised by public appeal in 1996 plus generous donations from the various local councils.

The Common is an area of historic importance dating back to medieval times. It was owned by the Lord of the Manor, but the land was unsuitable for tillage and could not be rented out profitably like other fields. Instead the Lord of the Manor allowed villagers to use the land for grazing and the collecting of fallen wood.

This reserve consists of ancient semi-natural woodland bought in 2002 with funds raised by a public appeal organised by the Horsley Countryside Preservation Society along with a further 13.5 acres of ancient semi-natural woodland purchased in 2010, it is managed on behalf of East Horsley Parish Council.

Pretty boggy in wet season (based on today's ride in mid Dec), just about rideable uphill (heading south) on gravel bike with knobbly tyres but hard work! Great trail for gravel bikes in dry season.

This bridge connects two parts of the gardens of Polesden Lacey, an estate now in the care of the National Trust. It has a thatched roof and even some seats under cover inside. You can visit the bridge, and take a seat over the bridleway, by visiting the house and gardens.