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Tour of the Hills Tour of the Hills 25.6 R at RBT on to A25 SP Dorking 29.8 SO at RBT to continue into Dorking 115 km & 2300m of ascent 31.2 Fork R in one-way system REGISTRATION: from 8:30 Shere Village Hall START & FINISH: Shere Village Hall 09:40 SP Guildford START PROTOCOL: by group, 5 min intervals L very soon SP Leith Hill & (km) 1. Shere to Box Hill Coldharbour R very soon on to Coldharbour Lane 0 R out of Shere Village Hall SP Coldharbour & Leith Hill 0.7 R & L over A25 to climb Combe continue to Coldharbour (do not take first L turn into Anstie Lane). Lane 36.9 2.2 Follow round to R at top of Follow road to L in Coldharbour to pass below the church the hill SP East Horsley SP Ockley descend to A29 6.1 Sharp R after 4km on to Crocknorth Rd 39.8 CONTROL 3 at bottom of hill SP Ranmore Common Climb to 8.3 INFORMATION CONTROL 1 on L at entrance to Dunley Hill Court (km) Continue eastwards along Ranmore 3. Leith Hill to West Horsley Common Road Imm after Control 11.6 L SP West Humble 39.8 R at T onto A29 SP Ockley Bookham 40.8 R into Forest Green Road (look for spire of St Barnabas) B2126 SP Leith Hill 14.0 R at T SP Dorking Leatherhead 42.8 R SP Leith Hill, Abinger 15.9 At T junction with A24 either Common and climb L on to the main A24 & soon at top follow road through as it 2nd exit at RBT on to B2209 bears left and 44.3 SO to Abinger Common or 47.4 Use subway on left to go under A24 (note fork L in Abinger Common No Cycling Sign) then SP Abinger Common/Wootton L on cycle track to reach RBT follow road to bottom of hill 49.8 R at T into Raikes Lane 16.2 Continue past RBT & pub on to B2209 50.0 SO A25 & climb (White Down) 16.6 Then R SP Box Hill Climb to 52.9 National Trust (facilities) L SP East Horsley 19.1 continue past NT to Steep descent 21.6 INFO CONTROL 2 on R in 1.5kms. 55.5 R at T at bottom of hill into Greene Dene 56.4 (km) 2. Box Hill to Leith Hill/A29 L at T onto A246 SP Guildford 58.7 L at RBT SP Sheepleas Continue in the same direction from (Shere Road) control Climb to 23.1 R at T into Headley Common Rd 59.7 CONTROL 4 at Car Park on L 23.4 R at T SP Dorking to descend Pebble Hill Rd TotH 2018 v1 (km) 4. West Horsley to jnc of (km) 6. Halfpenny Lane to Farley Three Mile Road / B2126 Heath 90.6 L at T in Chilworth onto A248 Ascend Shere Road 91.1 61.7 R at T into Combe Lane R into Sampleoak Lane & over level crossing descend soon to A25 92.2 SO In Blackheath 64.3 R at T onto A25 93.9 L imm SP Shere, continue into village Keep R at Green Lane (CARE! no priority marking) FOOD/DRINK STOP AT HALL 94.8 65.0 R from Hall & L into Middle St and climb L at T on to B2128 65.9 L after bridge SP Peaslake, (Hook Lane) SP Shamley Green 95.6 67.2 2nd R Jesses Lane L in Shamley Green (poor visibility to oncoming traffic) SP Woodhill Albury Shere 98.5 68.3 L at T no sign CONTROL 7 on Farley Heath continue into Peaslake (km) 69.0 SO at both junctions to exit steeply on 7. Farley Heath to Smithwood Radnor Road. Climb, then descend to Common 73.2 CONTROL 5 at fork at bottom of hill Continue on to Farley Green Continue on right fork to B2127 99.5 Next R on to Shophouse Lane 102.6 Keep straight SP Cranleigh, (km) 5. Ewhurst to Halfpenny Lane Shamley Green 73.6 R at B2127 SP Ewhurst 104.5 L at T no SP 74.9 R at RBT to ascend Shere Road 106.1 L into Amlets Lane Continue on to railway bridge SP St Joseph’s School 81.6 L imm after bridge 106.7 CONTROL 8 at entrance to St SP Farley Green / Albury Joseph's School 82.2 Follow road round to R at next junction SP then continue along Amletts Lane Albury, Guildford 107.0 L at T no SP – pillar box opposite 83.0 R at T SP Albury & descend 110.3 L at T SP Shere Guildford 83.9 L at T continue into Albury on A248 115.1 R at T in Shere 85.2 2nd R into Guildford Lane - look for FINISH almost imm on L at Village Hall weight limit sign poor visibility to oncoming traffic over hill Route Directions: 88.3 L = turn left L on RH bend & descend steeply into R = turn right Halfpenny Lane SO = straight on/over 89.0 CONTROL 6 at car park on L T = T junction RBT = roundabout Continue down Halfpenny Lane jnc = junction imm = immediately or almost immediately opp = opposite (SP xxxx) = sign post (facilities) = toilets, water, refreshments, shop OS Landranger map sheets 186 & 187 TotH 2018 v1.
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