The Merry Harriers Pub – Hambledon Common loop from Alfold

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The Merry Harriers Pub – Hambledon Common loop from Alfold

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The Merry Harriers Pub – Hambledon Common loop from Alfold

03:28

57.4km

420m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

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Surrey Hills National Landscape

South Downs National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.77 km

Wey and Arun Canal

Highlight • Historical Site

From 1785 until 1896, the Wey and Arun Canal was used to transport goods on large barges from Wey and Goldaming to Newbridge. Engineered by Josias Jessop, the canal was …

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5.73 km

St Mary and All Saints Church, Dunsfold

Highlight • Historical Site

In my personal experience, we encounter a unique dual patronage at this ancient and venerable church. Firstly, it is dedicated to the Mother of God, or MARY, but the parish …

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14.9 km

The Merry Harriers Pub

Highlight • Parking

The Merry Harriers Pub is a gorgeous 16th-century Inn located in the Surrey Hills AONB near Godalming.

The pub serves great food, fantastic ales, and has a number of boutique …

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15.8 km

Twenty years ago, Hambledon Common lay overgrown and forgotten before being pruned back to its former glory. The common's landscape was transformed centuries ago through the extraction of sand which …

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16.3 km

Hambledon Village Shop

Highlight • Settlement

Great little stop, always open, always friendly (and biker friendly).

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16.8 km

Beech Hill

Forest

27.4 km

Standing Wood

Forest

45.0 km

Kirdford Coffee Van

Highlight • Cafe

Great coffee ☕ stop

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52.7 km

Wey and Arun Canal

Highlight • Viewpoint

Nice view from the bridge looking along the Way & Arun Canal next to the Onslow Arms.

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52.8 km

Loxwood Lock

Highlight • Bridge

In 1905, the Wey and Arun Canal was split at Loxwood after a road bridge was dismantled. The road then ran through where the canal should have been as a …

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