원어쉬 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Great area for winter running, sandy terrain makes it good under foot in bad weather.

Created by Giles Miller, Perspectives is an intriguing sculpture that sits looking out across the views from Winterfold Hill. It is made from cedar shingles, a number of which have been engraved with a few words. Many a moment has been lost on a run by wandering around the sculpture to absorb the messages left by previous visitors.

Situated nearby to the picturesque Surrey village of Cranleigh is the excellent vantage point of Reynards Hill. The hill has been deemed the most romantic place to watch the sunrise or sunset in Surrey, and that's no surprise, it is the highest point in Hurtwood and affords some magnificent views across the surrounding countryside of the Surrey Hills AONB.

This is a commemoration to the Blackheath residents who were either killed or missing during World War I and World War II. The memorial is surrounded by stunning forest scenery and heathland made up of heather, gorse, oak, birch, and beech.

All that remains of Farley Heath Roman Temple is the square shaped land that was once a temple with outer walls that were two feet thick. It is thought that the temple may have been a boundary marker between two local iron age tribes, the Regnenses who hailed from Sussex and East Surrey and the Atrebates from Berkshire and Hampshire.

With a lot of woodland and tree lined avenues in the area , this view to the south is an especially beautiful part of the bridleway.

A lovely café in the heart of the village, just opposite the green. The coffee and cakes are great and they also serve toasties for lunch.

This is a commemoration to the Blackheath residents who were either killed or missing during World War I and World War II. The memorial is surrounded by stunning forest scenery and heathland made up of heather, gorse, oak, birch, and beech.