20의 그레이브샴가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Canal path as been recently been resurfaced and is nice and smooth now 😊

Mostly cycle paths on this route. Plenty of coffee/pub stops if necessary. Only a couple of short climbs

I passed through during one of my walks, it's a really nice place, especially during the summer, the whole area is surrounded by countryside and is just a pleasant area to walk through.

Ashenbank Woods, just north of the village of Cobham, are a beautiful place for a stroll. The woods feature of mixture of deciduous and evergreen trees such as oak, hazel, and holly, and, in the spring months, display a beautiful understory of bluebells. There is also an ancient burial ground, WW2 bunker, and many different bird species to discover.

A very hard to spot and easily missed monument. In 1835 Edward Bligh, the 5th Earl of Darnley, attempted to demonstrate to some of his estate workers the correct way to use an axe. In the process he severed one of his toes, and died of tetanus some days later. Lady Darnley had a stone monument erected at the spot where the accident took place, surrounded by eight yew trees - this became known as the 'toe monument'. Since then the site has become overgrown and neglected. All that now remains are a few stones surrounded by the now considerably larger yew trees

Great, straight, gravel section. Pretty consistent for duration with only a few potholes to watch out for

I cycled past by chance, and very much enjoyed the cafe there!

Really well surfaced cycle way it’s surrounded by trees and good shortcut so all bikes would be able to take this path