St Martha's Church – View from Newlands Corner loop from Shalford

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St Martha's Church – View from Newlands Corner loop from Shalford

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St Martha's Church – View from Newlands Corner loop from Shalford

06:53

61.0km

500m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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Surrey Hills National Landscape

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.04 km

Chantry Wood

Forest

4.76 km

St Martha's Church

Highlight • Historical Site

St Martha’s Church is a beautiful church perched on the top of a hill. Only accessible by foot, the Grade II-listed church affords breathtaking views and a real sense of …

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5.30 km

World War II Bunker on St Martha's Hill

Highlight • Historical Site

As you run down the sandy trail from the top of St Marthas Hill or are on your way up to the top keep your eyes peeled for this WWII …

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6.91 km

Viewpoint

7.29 km

View from Newlands Corner

Highlight • Rest Area

I would certainly not recommend riding any of the roads up to Newlands Corner (especially the A25 from Dorking / Shere) during the evening rush hour. It is a very …

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17.2 km

Brambleride Copse

Forest

22.9 km

River Wey

Lake

33.1 km

Railway Crossing at Whitmoor Common

Highlight • Bridge

The easiest / best point to cross the railway line in Whitmoor Common. Wave to the train drivers and (mostly) they wave back. You might even get a horn blast if they're in the mood!

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34.2 km

Whitmoor Common

Nature Reserve

35.9 km

Perry Hill

Peak

49.3 km

Shackleford Village

Highlight • Settlement

Lovely village with some great surrounding roads which are perfect for cycling. The post office is located in the centre of the village which is really handy for refreshments.

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54.8 km

Boarden Bridge

Highlight • River

Wooden footbridge by the main road red-brick, arched bridge. Built on the location of the original ancient bridge. Gravel car park on the north side is a public right of way.

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