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Events

Surrey Hills Road Race Festival
28/07/2012
Denbies Wine Estate, Dorking
The Surrey Hills Festival is a FREE event aimed at those interested in cycling. You'll be able to view the race from a big screen and there will be a cycling EXPO as well as the best of Surrey’s local food and drink.

Making the most of woodlands
31/05/2012
Surrey Hills AONB Office.
Practical workshop on woodland management planning and stakeholder engagement

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Four museums make award shortlist

14/05/2012 19:27:59

The Watts Gallery in Guildford competes to be named the UK's museum of the year

Post-Games border staff 'boost'

15/05/2012 10:59:38

The government will bring forward the recruitment of 70 border staff to prevent lengthy queues at Heathrow Airport following the Olympics.

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Viruses used to power tiny device

15/05/2012 14:33:36

A US team of researchers develops a way to generate electricity using viruses.

Chemicals 'damage male fertility'

15/05/2012 23:06:22

A study by Scottish researchers suggests chemicals routinely found in the environment could be damaging male fertility.

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Walking Routes

Frensham walk map

Frensham Walk - Hops & Heather

Frensham

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Distance: 10 kilometres (6 miles)

This delightful 10 kilometres (6 miles) route takes you around the village of Frensham, through heathland and woodland.

1. From Visitor Centre turn right with Great Pond on left. Skirt edge of car park and continue on path around Pond. At road turn left and continue alongside Pond for about 100 metres, then cross road to take marked bridleway.

2. After small pond keep right and follow path alongside river then past Frensham Manor and Mill House.

At road, turn left, then left again at T-junction. Turn right along track before cottage. Go over first stile on right, cross field and go over stile to follow woodland path up hill. Turn right at second crossing track. Continue ahead along ridge top path, along field edge and through coppice. Go over stile on right and then left along field edge. Ignore stile on left and continue ahead to go over stile into woodland.

Go over stile and continue right along field edge. Go over the stile on right then ahead along path and through gate. Continue along path to join track, bear left along track then cross road to take Hammond Wood Road.

3. Pass Malt House Cottage on right then turn left to take footpath between hedges. Cross footbridge and at road turn right. Refreshments are available from the Hollybush pub and the village shop.

4. Continue along road and cross to main entrance of Hollowdene Recreation Ground. Bear left then turn right past group of trees, keeping cricket pitch on right.

5. Go over stile then bear right down hill and across field. Go over bridge in field corner and continue along path. When path becomes a track continue straight on through small gate then continue ahead along path between fences. Go through small gate and at path junction turn left.

6. Cross river bridge and follow path passing alongside St Marys churchyard. At road turn left then go right along Lovers Lane. Cross road and continue ahead along path. At road turn left, then go right and continue ahead along uphill footpath. At wide mown track turn right then follow purple arrows to Visitors Centre.
 

 

  • Travel information: This walk begins and ends at Frensham Great Pond Visitor Centre. It is all too easy to become disorientated in when out in countryside. We recommend that you always carry a map when out walking, even when following a published route. The most popular and detailed maps which are widely available are the OS Explorer series maps (1:25,000 scale / orange cover). These show the public rights of way network and areas of publicly accessible land, as well as the location of facilities such as information centres, pubs, museums, and gardens. They are available from many bookshops and newsagents.
  • Refreshment stops: Refreshments are available at The Holly Bush Pub.

OS map: 133 & 145

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