Tadworth Horses and Downs Circular is a 5.8 mile loop trail located near Tadworth, Surrey, England and is rated as moderate. Fork left into Ebbisham Lane and then, just before the entrance gate for Pilgrims, turn right through the staggered barrier to join the signed public footpath between fences. Cross this (you may come across horses in this next field) and walk ahead through the wide grass clearing, keeping close to the line of trees and hedgerow on your left. The walk explores several sections of woodland common, including High Chart and Limpsfield Common, set along the slopes of the Greensand Ridge.An enjoyable 'rail to ramble' LINEAR walk through the North Downs from Woldingham station. At the end of the woodland, the path swings left to reach a fork. For many years the Borough Council have been trying to persuade its private owner to carry out repairs. At the top you will emerge out to a junction with Hurst Road. Length 5.8 mi Elevation gain 1,017 ft Route type Loop Take the left-hand branch and follow this steadily uphill for some distance, passing the pony club eventing fields on your left. This walk follows public footpaths and bridleways which cross private and public land. Soon this track leads you back into the classic terrain of this route, with rolling fields holding horses each side. Most of the paths are enclosed with fences, but you will need to cross one field which may be holding horses. Follow this fenced footpath between paddocks to reach a crossroads. Information is included for your interest, but please respect people's privacy, keep dogs under control and remember the Countryside Code.Leave Tadworth rail station via the exit on Platform 2 and you will emerge onto The Avenue, with St John's church directly opposite. The walk starts at Tadworth, just south of Epsom Downs, and crosses open downland (and under the M25) to Headley (early lunch pub). Beyond the underpass the pavement ends, so take care of traffic from this point. Turn right along the pavement and then, with the gates for Tanglewood (number 12) on your right, cross over the road to turn left into the tarmac footpath. Take the left-hand path and continue just until you reach a stile on your right. Keep ahead along this and, just after the property called Badgers Run, turn left onto the stone track signed as a public bridleway. Turn right and follow the pavement leading you under the M25. Go straight ahead, passing through the staggered barrier to continue on the public footpath. Take the furthest right-hand path, an unmade track signed to The Bell. Good if it’s close to you, particularly good if you like horses!Turn off your ad blocker to see a map of this trailCockshot Cottage via Whitehill to Mickleham VillageHogsmill River Trail: Ewell West Rail Station to Malden Manor Rail Station As the trees on the left end, you will be rewarded with magnificent views to the north and west. Cross over, turn right along the pavement and then, opposite Spindlewoods on your right, turn left to join the signed public bridleway. Leave the churchyard through the gates at the front of the church.Walk directly ahead, passing a pond on your right and following the access lane between properties.
Follow this, passing a number of horse paddocks on your right, and you will emerge to a junction with a quiet tarmac lane. iMapMyRun: 28 Jan 2011 13:21 . Cross this and continue on this next section of fenced path.
At the far side of the field you will meet the next stile. Cette marche est publiée grâce à une collaboration avec le conseil du comté de Surrey. It was built in the 18thC, although there have been much older mills on this site. Turn left to join the signed public footpath here. iMapMyRun: 25 Mar 2011 12:48 . Many of the bridleways can get very churned and muddy in places so good boots are a must. Ordnance Survey Map: Explorer 146 Dorking, Box Hill and Reigate.
There are a couple of sections walking along country lanes, so take care of traffic at these points. The path leads you between stables and a horse menage to your left and a gallop course to your right. A 9.5km (6 mile) circular walk from Tadworth rail station, exploring the rolling hills of this beautiful area which is dominated by all things equestrian. Some way along, cross the stile ahead and continue straight on, following the fence on your right.
Turn right through the kissing lychgate to enter the churchyard and follow the narrow stone path with the flint church on your left. As you draw level with the 30mph signs, swap to the left-hand road edge (this is for your safety as you approach the bend and junction). Alternatively, you will find The Cock Inn pub and the Village Stores in Headley village about half way round (just after the church at waypoint 4). Cross this to reach a T-junction with a tree-lined path. Keep directly ahead on the main track, signed as a public footpath to Langley Vale. This walk is published through a collaboration with the Surrey County Council. Keep ahead for another 30 metres and then turn right onto the fenced tarmac path, signed as a public footpath. Turn left along the village road, taking care of traffic.
Simply stay with this path, gradually descending for about a mile. At the end, bear right through the staggered barrier and follow the stone track ahead which leads you back to The Bell pub.
1.78 mi 123 ft ELEV GAIN. The route passes a number of farms, past fields of sheep, cattle and horses and through woodland.An enjoyable circular walk from Woldingham station. Tadworth Horses and Downs A circular walk from Tadworth rail station, exploring the rolling hills of this beautiful area which is dominated by all things equestrian. Tadworth Windmill is said to be the tallest surviving post mill in England. At the end of this you will emerge to Station Approach. 4.04 mi 241 ft ELEV GAIN. At the end, cross the next stile and turn left along the tarmac track. There is an easy way to pass by and you don’t loose to much of the trailOk semi-urban, semi countryside walk. Tadworth Horses and Downs Circular is a 9.3 kilometer loop trail located near Tadworth, Surrey, England and is rated as moderate. Simply keep ahead along this woodland track until you reach the grass clearing with fingerposts at the far side. Stay with the track as it leads you through sections of woodland and then back under the M25.
Walk ahead (with the pub on your right) just until you reach the second pub door. There is an option to visit White Hill (a La marche comporte plusieurs montées et descentes douces mais très longues.