Car Crash Hill Gravel Path – Pudding Hill loop from Camberley

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Car Crash Hill Gravel Path – Pudding Hill loop from Camberley

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Car Crash Hill Gravel Path – Pudding Hill loop from Camberley

02:14

29.0km

220m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 14.3 km for 78 m

After 21.3 km for 317 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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4.79 km

Golf Club

Highlight • Structure

slightly overgrown when going clockwise from the golf club

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10.6 km

Car Crash Hill Gravel Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Lovely, long gravelly stretch

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14.3 km

The Look Out Discovery Centre

Highlight • Forest

The Look Out Discovery Centre is a place where science is what matters. If you visit, you can enjoy interactive shows and all sorts of activities and fun exhibits. Ideal for families!

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14.3 km

Woodlands Café

Highlight • Cafe

Unfortunately, café was not open.

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14.5 km

This forest, easily accessible from the surrounding urban areas like Bracknell or Bagshot, is perfect for running and getting lost in its numerous trails.
A word of advice, there is a network of mountain bike trails, so be attentive to avoid ending up on one!
This area was once part of Windsor Forest and has hidden corners that will surprise you, such as Caesar's Camp, a Go Ape facility, or the fun-filled The Look Out.

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15.6 km

Pudding Hill

Highlight • Trail

At last a part of Swinley that I am allowed to cycle in.

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16.6 km

Signpost at Forest Road Intersection

Highlight • Rest Area

17.3 km

Swinley Forest Mountain Bike Trails

Highlight • MTB Park

The tracks at Swinley Forest have a very firm surface and good drainage, which makes it a good place to ride in the winter without the risk of getting too muddy!

There's a blue route in the north by the trail centre (Swinley Bike Hub), and the red route in the south with a few more testing sections.

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