쉬운 버클랜드 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

View of the River Mole

This route does require experience on uphill and downhill sections

Nestled by the River Mole, the Dolphin is a lovely country pub that serves traditional pub food and seasonal specials too. It's on the Greensand Way, a 108-mile (174 km) long-distance trail through Surrey and Kent. There's plenty else to explore in the surrounding countryside too, such as Betchworth Castle's ruins, the historic St Michael's Church and the ever-popular Box Hill.

Lovely pub with a dress code.

Look to the north as you're running along and you'll be rewarded with views over the River Mole to Box Hill. The chalky escarpment on the hillside is Brockham Quarry. Now disused, you can run through the quarry which makes for a unique way to enjoy this popular beauty spot.

Film fans might recognise this church from Four Weddings and a Funeral. It is the scene of the first wedding where Charles (Hugh Grant) and Carrie (Andie MacDowell) meet.

There's a great gravel trail that follows the ridgeline that grants views like this all over the place. Amazing stuff.

This area is peppered with these white pillars which are 19th century Coal Tax Posts. They marked the boundary of the Corporation of London, inside which tax had to be paid on imported coal. The posts were placed on the routes into London so it was impossible to claim that you didn't know you were within the coal tax area.