Seale War Memorial – Puttenham Village loop from Frimley

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Seale War Memorial – Puttenham Village loop from Frimley

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Seale War Memorial – Puttenham Village loop from Frimley

02:35

42.4km

300m

Cycling

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

Last updated: August 22, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 7.73 km for 88 m

After 29.3 km for 75 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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7.77 km

Basingstoke Canal

Lake

14.8 km

Seale War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

A pretty little village on the Farnham Link to the 150 km circular Surrey Cycleway.

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15.8 km

Waggoners Camp Site, Hampton Estate

Highlight • Rest Area

Eco campsite with cold showers 🤣🤣

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18.0 km

Puttenham Village

Highlight • Settlement

A pleasant little village stretched out along The Street, which runs east west, between the Hog's Back & North Downs to the north and the Greensand Ridge to the south.

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18.6 km

Excellent Bunkhouse on the borders of Surrey and Hampshire.

puttenhambarn.uk

Puttenham Barn Bunkhouse offers simple overnight accommodation in south-east England in surroundings superb for walkers, cyclists and horse riders.

Our Barn provides reasonably priced wardened accommodation for up to 11 visitors - similar to, but more basic than a Youth Hostel. It inspires an imaginative vision with a strong environmental emphasis. It is run entirely by volunteers.

We are located in west Surrey on the North Downs Way and Sustrans cycle route 22 between Guildford and Farnham, at a point not served by any Youth Hostels.

If you’re on a pilgrimage between Winchester and Canterbury, then you walk right past our door. We are the perfect place for an overnight rest.

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29.0 km

The White Hart

Highlight • Pub

Great pub. Another good finish to a ride. Must be good the car park was full: on a Tuesday!

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29.3 km

St Michael and All Angels Church, Pirbright

Highlight • Religious Site

St Michael and All Angels is a grade II listed church in the village of Pirbright in Surrey. This delightful church is located on a quiet road next to meadows, and has an interesting history and two notable memorials.

The first church on this site was built between 1210 and 1214 during the reign of King John. By 1783 this old church had become delapidated. About this time a coach carrying King George III overturned while travelling through Pirbright. The village people rescued him and provided aid until his coach was repaired. As a measure of his gratitude the King issued a petition for churches across England to contribute to the rebuilding of Pirbright Church. The old church was removed and a pleasant new St Michael and All Angels church was built that we still see today.

Inside the church on its north wall is a brass memorial to Ross Lowis Mangles. Mangles was a British administrator in India and was the first civilian to be awarded the Victoria Cross - the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry. After retiring from Indian service Mangles lived in Pirbright.

At the east end of the church’s large graveyard is the grave to Sir H. M. Stanley, the famous African explorer who searched for and found Dr David Livingstone in 1871. Stanley spent his final years living in Pirbright.

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