아팅턴 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A little unique feature within the Surrey Hills the area is littered with reminders of the war.

Beautiful Broadwater Park's 73 acres (30 ha) boasts a lake, lovely woodland and swathes of open grass. Bring a picnic and don't forget to bring extra for the ducks. Public toilets can be found to the west of the lake.

This highlight has notable historical significance. It shows the place where the old Wey and Arun Canal started from on the River Wey. For several decades in the 19th century the Wey and Arun Canal was a vital trade link between the south coast and the River Thames and London. The Canal was 23-miles long and linked the rivers Wey and Arun between Shalford in Surrey and Pallingham in Sussex. Commercial trade on the Wey and Arun Canal reached a peak of 23,000 tons in 1839. However, with the establishment of the railways canal trade traffic started to decrease and had virtually stopped by 1868. Although no longer looking at its best the start of the old Canal is still evident 150 years after most canal traffic ceased. Restoration of the Wey and Arun Canal is underway and it is planned that “London’s lost route to the sea” will eventually be reopened.

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.

If you’re going to transit the loch on a paddle board ensure you do it safely; always wear a buoyancy aid, ensure you have the correct licence to navigate the waterway, check the tides and weather for your tour and most importantly hold onto the ladder when the loch water levels are changing!

Great stop for lunch - outdoor and indoor space

A charming walk through a variety of landscapes. Save some energy for the end; the only big climb comes 1.5 miles from the finish, levels out for a bit, and then undulates to the car park.

The North Downs had a considerable line of defences during the Second World War to protect London. A large number remain, almost blending into the landscape and overgrown with ivy. This pillbox lies on the edge of the Wey Navigation, a strategic point to protect the canal. At one point, there were 28,000 pillboxes across the country and when you find one, it's an important reminder of times past.