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Farnham & District Group Walks and Events Farnham & District Group walks and events Part of Surrey area Programme 1/12/2018 – 31/3/2019. Winter walks Festival 21/12/2018 – 6/1/2019 Date Start Walk Distance Difficulty Contact Sat 01/12/2018 10:30 Frensham Great Pond CP (map Frensham, Surrey 4mi/6.4km Leisurely Malcolm M, 07790 832988 X145) (GU10 2QD, SU844405) Heathland and woods. No stiles one climb. Sun 02/12/2018 10:00 Puttenham common Top CP. Puttenham & Peper Harow,Surrey. 10mi/16.1km Moderate Janet P, 01483 421242 CCP 0930 no leader, X145. (GU3 Puttenham & Peper Harow. Heaths, 1BE, SU920462) woodland, & parkland on a varied circular walk. Bring lunch. Mon 03/12/2018 10:30 Map Ref: - X145 - Meet at Puttenham Common,Surrey. 4mi/6.4km Leisurely Agnes I, 07775 642163 Puttenham common Top CP Circular walk through Puttenham Common, (SU920461) grassland and woods. Undulating. Good views. Wed 05/12/2018 10:00 Fleet Pond car park. Near Fleet Pond, Hampshire. 5mi/8.1km Moderate Malcolm M, 07790 832988 Go over railway bridge opposite Little Woods and heathland, no stiles, flat walk. Bramshot Farm on A3013, turn right and go along rough track for 1/4 mile (do not rely on Sat Nav) X145 (GU51 2RR, SU825553) Wed 05/12/2018 10:30 Farnham (On road by Shepherd North Downs Way - Farnham,Surrey. 3mi/4.8km Leisurely Richenda W, 01252 726090 & Flock PH) X145 (GU9 9JB, Undulating walk from Farnham on the North SU853474) Downs Way. Thu 06/12/2018 10:00 Abbotstone Down off B3046 Alresford and Abbotstone 10.5mi/16.9km Moderate Paul B., 07768 152691 north out of Old Alresford. Explorer Wood,Hampshire. Map: 132 (SO24 9DT, SU585361) Abbotstone Wood via Oxdrove Way to Old Alresford for lunch. Possible pub but bring lunch. Return via Wayfarers Walk. Thu 06/12/2018 10:15 The Drummond Arms, Albury. Drummond Arms, Albury, Surrey. 4mi/6.4km Moderate Bridget, 07712 787704 Park in large car park to the rear of The Christmas Lunch Walk Drummond Arms Hotel at Albury. Our shorter walkers pre-Christmas Lunch When entering the car park cross the walk from The Drummond Arms at Albury bridge and park to the rear of the car around the countryside of the Parish of park. Albury touching on Blackheath Forest and Explorer Map 145 (GU5 9AB, Albury Heath. Prior booking for the lunch TQ049479) essential with John Plympton before November 15th. Fri 07/12/2018 10:00 Large car park in Ash Hill Road, Around Ash, Surrey. 5mi/8.1km Leisurely Malcolm M, 07790 832988 B3411, opposite Victoria Hall. Map Woods, farmland and one hill. X145. (GU12 5BS, SU896515) Sun 09/12/2018 10:00 Kingsley Pond car park, near Around Kingsley,Hants. 5mi/8.1km Moderate Eddie M, 07954 319667 pub, opposite Post Office. Map Hilly. May be muddy. Dogs on leads. X133/X144 (GU35 9ND, SU789383) Sun 09/12/2018 10:00 Webb road CP. Milford common Milford & Thursley,Surrey. 10mi/16.1km Moderate Neil C, 07760 470592 off Haslemere road A286. Share cars. Across commons, Heaths & Woodland. CCP 0915 leader not at CP. Pub on route.Bring lunch. X133/145 (GU8 5QJ, SU934409) Mon 10/12/2018 10:30 Meet at Frimley Lodge C.P. off Mytchett,Surrey. 3.5mi/5.6km Moderate Malcolm M, 07790 832988 Sturt Road.Map Ref: X145. (GU16 Walk through heathland and by 6HY, SU888562) Canal. Slightly hilly. Wed 12/12/2018 10:00 Tilford Stockbridge Pond car Tilford to Hankley Common 5mi/8.1km Moderate Maureen N park. Mainly heathland with views of the Wey Map X145. (GU10 2DA, SU874429) valley, Lions mouth. May be muddy in places. Wed 12/12/2018 10:30 Hen & Chicken Roadside CP. Upper Froyle -Christmas meal 3.9mi/6.3km Leisurely Anne P, 07812 404974 Alton side of Pub.If eating park in Pub Walking from Upper Froyle to Lower Froyle. CP. X144 (GU34 4JQ, SU755421) Undulating walk in Hampshire countryside. Christmas meal after the walk for those who have booked with the leader. Thu 13/12/2018 10:00 Park in the Bluebell Inn CP., Christmas lunch walk around 5mi/8.1km Moderate Jerome H, 01252 725980 Dockenfield. OS Map X145. (GU10 Frensham,Surrey. 4EX, SU819410) Morning walk around Frensham followed by Christmas lunch at the Bluebell, Dockenfield. Lunch must be booked in advance - contact Jerome H or Teresa J for details. Thu 13/12/2018 10:15 Mountain Wood, Green Dene East Horsley, Surrey 6.5mi/10.5km Moderate Julia & Rosemary, 07810 car park off Green Dene. Share Cars if The Sheepleas near The North Downs 482165 or 07799 536953 possible as it is a medium sized car Way. This is an undulating walk across park common land. Some mud is possible! Bring Lunch, dogs on leads. Explorer Map 145 (KT24 5TA, TQ091509) Fri 14/12/2018 10:00 Park in the layby opposite the Compton, Littleton and Loseley,Surrey. 5mi/8.1km Moderate Cilla, 07 484 683 656 Withies pub, in Withies Lane, A varied walk with no steep hills. A little Compton. Map X145 (GU3 1JA, road walking. SU963468) Pub option at end. Sat 15/12/2018 10:30 Puttenham common Top CP. Puttenham common,Surrey. 4mi/6.4km Leisurely Marianne G, 07922 452225 MapX145 (GU3 1BE, SU920461) Countryside walk. VERY leisurely. Sun 16/12/2018 10:00 Flagship House Reading Rd Through Fleet & around 10mi/16.1km Moderate Paul B., 07768 152691 North, Fleet. Private office CP which is Dogmersfield,Hampshire open to public & free on Sundays. Mainly flat across parks & fields, around X144 (GU51 4WP, SU805539) ponds & along a canal towpath. Bring lunch,also a pub option. Mon 17/12/2018 10:30 Map Ref: X145 - Farnham (On River Wey & Moor Park,Farnham 4mi/6.4km Leisurely Geoff S, 07815 032073 road by Shepherd & Flock PH) (GU9 ,Surrey. 9JB, SU853474) A circular walk along the Wey and Moor Park area. Dogs on leads please. Wed 19/12/2018 10:00 Farnham Park Golf Club CP. Farnham Park,Surrey. 5mi/8.1km Moderate Ann B, 07904 858810 A walk mainly through Farnham Old Park X145 (GU9 0AU, SU838475) with views and some stiles. Wed 19/12/2018 10:30 Puttenham common Top Car Puttenham Common,Surrey. 3.5mi/5.6km Leisurely Marianne G, 07922 452225 park. X145 (GU3 1BE, SU920461) Countryside around Puttenham. Thu 20/12/2018 10:00 Frensham Great Pond CP. OS Frensham to Tilford 9mi/14.5km Moderate Chris B, 07733 765575 Map X145. (GU10 2QD, SU844405) Walk through Surrey heathland and woods. Morning via Pierrepoint, return via Tilford Common. Pub at lunchtime but bring lunch. Thu 20/12/2018 10:15 Frensham Little Pond Car Park Frensham, Surrey. 7mi/11.3km Moderate Rob S, 07894 707500 (Main car park). Frensham to Dockenfield circular walk. This is a NT car park NT members Heath & Woodland countryside walk. parking is free-bring membership cards. Non-members Car Parking charges apply. Explorer Map 145 (GU10 3BT, SU857418) Fri 21/12/2018 10:00 Dockenfield,Batts corner, Blue Around Dockenfield 5mi/8.1km Moderate Rob S, 07894 707500 Winter Walks bell Pub. Map X145 (GU10 4EX, Through Alice Holt to Rowledge, Spreakley Festival begins SU820411) and back to The Blue bell Pub. May be muddy in places if wet. Xmas lunch. Pre booking essential with Liz Witham, 01252 721087 by 1st December. Sat 22/12/2018 09:45 Meet at the Bus stop outside Real Ale Trail 6mi/9.7km Leisurely Jerome H, 01252 725980 Accessorize, 6, West Street,Farnham. We visit 4 pubs. The walk starts at Bentley The Bus takes 11 minutes to get to Cross roads and follows a route across Bentley. (GU9 7DN, SU838468) South Farnham finishing in the town centre. Please bring a packed lunch and your bus pass if you have one. Sun 23/12/2018 10:00 Holybourne, roadside parking Around Holybourne,Hampshire. 3mi/4.8km Leisurely Eddie M, 07954 319667 opposite Suzuki garage. Undulating. Map X144. (GU34 4HY, SU739411) Sun 23/12/2018 10:00 Farnham Central CP. I Suggest Christmas Walk around North Farnham 5.5mi/8.9km Moderate Dave G, 07941 488176 walkers ordering lunch arrive early to & Park make their menu choice. X145 (GU9 Farnham North via Upper Park, returning 7YZ, SU840467) through Farnham Park. Lunch & drinks available in Lamb Pub Abbey St, pre-book lunch at start CCP. Wed 26/12/2018 10:30 Farnham Park Golf club Car Boxing day walk - Farnham,Surrey. 3.8mi/6.1km Leisurely John P, 07939 601174 park. X145 (GU9 0AU, SU838475) Walking Farnham new and old parks. Undulating walk. Open countryside very close to Farnham. Thu 27/12/2018 10:00 Longmoor - at edge of Weavers Down and Foley Manor,East 9.5mi/15.3km Moderate Jenny D, 01252 717708 Longmoor enclosure. OS Map Hampshire X133.(near Liss) (GU33 7RA, Walk through the heathland and forests of SU781293) Longmoor. Bring lunch. Thu 27/12/2018 10:15 Hollowdene Recreation Ground Millbridge, Frensham, Surrey 6.5mi/10.5km Moderate John P, 07939 601174 Car Park Millbridge, Frensham. Exploring a permissive footpath leading to Pierrepont Farm then onward to walk Explorer Map 145 (GU10 3BJ, around Frensham Little Pond. Lunch Stop SU845422) by The Tern Cafe (Best to bring Lunch as they may not be open) then walking to Frensham Church along well used trails and passing water meadows back to our start point at Hollowdene. Fri 28/12/2018 10:00 Devils Punch Bowl NTCP, free Round the Punch Bowl 5mi/8.1km Moderate Sarah Bu for members, a £4 charge for Along the edge of the Punch Bowl, via non-members. Map X133.
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