We are the Guildford Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Richard P.
This is a walk of extraordinary variety , showing may of the different aspects of the Surrey countryside between Dorking and Guildford. There are a number of stiles and some nettles. There may be some mud following the recent rain.
There are a number of points of interest along the way including St John's Church, Wotton, which has Saxon origins, a memorial to Bishop Samuel Wilberforce, the knotty Witches Broom Tree, and a massive old beech. After a little climbing we return via the beauty spot of Friday Street.
Please bring coffee, snacks and a picnic lunch. After recent rain you will need something waterproof to sit on. There is a pub, the Wotton Hatch at the end of the walk and we will be near the Royal Oak in Holmbury St Mary at lunchtime, but I am not planning to make that a stop. . There are few other facilities along the way
Village Hall car park behind the Wotton Hatch pub which is at the junction of the A25 Guildford Road and Damphurst Lane, opposite St John's Church Lane.
