Surrey Hills Gravel Routes.

A compact Surrey Hills gravel loop using NCN 22 and the trails around Holmbury. Ideal when time is limited but you still want woodland tracks, climbing and proper local gravel.

Short in distance but punchy in character, packing almost 400 metres of climbing into less than 30 kilometres.

A varied loop through Holmbury and Abinger Roughs, finishing with a climb from the historic Pilgrims Way.

Links three of the best-known riding areas in the Surrey Hills with woodland tracks, rolling terrain and plenty of elevation.

Abinger Roughs, Holmbury, Leith Hill, Redlands and Holmwood combine for the hilliest route in this collection.

A northern Surrey gravel loop connecting the 4 Minute Mile, Lovelace and Norbury, with a different feel to the central Surrey Hills.

A flowing loop connecting Lovelace, Bookham and Norbury through woodland, commons and quieter tracks.

A discovery-style gravel route with enough climbing and distance for a substantial local ride without becoming an all-day mission.

A mixed-terrain loop towards Newlands Corner combining fast gravel, woodland tracks and rolling Surrey countryside.

A longer, faster WNG Goes South option that stretches beyond 40 kilometres while keeping the climbing relatively moderate.

Head east towards Blackheath before linking back through Newlands on a rewarding mix of gravel, woodland and rolling countryside.

The longest route in the collection: a 43-kilometre tour linking Surrey commons and gravel tracks with manageable climbing for the distance.