Surrey Hills Routes.

A short, punchy road loop west along the A25 corridor through Westcott, Wotton, Abinger Hammer and Gomshall to Shere, before turning into the lanes around Peaslake and Winterfold and rolling home. Perfect for a quick pre-work hit or a café-to-café spin.

Out west through Westcott, Abinger Hammer, Gomshall, Shere and Albury to Newlands Corner, then back along the top of the North Downs past White Downs and Ranmore before the descent to Denbies and Dorking. Short, but the climbing keeps it honest.

East through Brockham, Betchworth and Buckland on quiet Mole Valley lanes, then south to Holmwood and back via Broadmoor and Westcott. Steady rolling climbing the whole way and very little traffic.

Up the Mole Valley past Burford Bridge, Juniper Hall and Mickleham, out to Ashtead and Epsom, and back through Leatherhead. One of the flatter routes on the page, so it works well as a tempo or recovery ride.

Head west via Westcott, Abinger Hammer, Gomshall and Shere to Peaslake, then climb up through Winterfold before dropping back via Albury. The most climbing per kilometre of all our road loops.

A one-way road ride from the shop to Windsor: up the Mole Valley past Box Hill and through Bookham, then north via Weybridge, Staines and Egham to Windsor. Get the train home or ride back the same way.

A proper half-day ride: west through Shere, Albury and Chilworth to Wonersh, Bramley and Hascombe, then east across the Weald via Oakwood Hill, Capel and Newdigate. Long, rolling and surprisingly quiet.

Climb out of Dorking via Coldharbour and over Leith Hill, then drop into the Weald through Forest Green towards Loxwood before looping back via Oakwood Hill, Capel and Newdigate. A long, quiet day in the lanes.

East via Leigh and Bletchingley to Edenbridge, up the climb to Toys Hill and back along the ridge through Tatsfield and Godstone. A proper Kent border day with some serious climbing.

Last Tuesday's big one: east through Reigate, Merstham and Bletchingley, over Tatsfield into Kent at Westerham, then south past Crockham Hill and Hever before swinging home via Lingfield, Horley and Newdigate.

Through Redhill, Bletchingley and Godstone, over Tatsfield and down into Kent to Penshurst, then home via Lingfield and Reigate.

Our longest road route: out via Buckland and Outwood to Edenbridge and Hever in Kent, then back west across the Weald through Faygate, Rusper and Newdigate. Pack plenty of food.

Our shortest gravel loop, but it doesn't hold back. Up from Denbies, round Westcott and into the woods around Broadmoor. Nearly 400 m of climbing in 20 km makes it the steepest gravel route on the page.

A short, punchy blast through Holmwood, Redlands and the Wolverns woods. Over 300 m of climbing in just 22 km.

Norbury Park, Polesden Lacey and Ranmore in a compact loop. Short on distance, big on views and woodland tracks.

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.

Out to Mountain Wood, along NCN 22 and back via the Pilgrims' Way. A quick, flowing woodland loop.

Holmwood, Redlands, Leith Hill and the Pilgrims' Way in under 30 km, with almost 400 m of climbing and a stop at the Leith Hill Tower viewpoint.

Holmwood, Reigate Heath and Brockham on a steady, sociable loop with less climbing than most. A good first Surrey Hills gravel ride.

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

South to Holmwood and North Holmwood, then east to Brockham and Betchworth before looping back to town. A great mix of commons, bridleways and quiet lanes that's easy to reach from the shop.

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

The Reigate Heath Loop extended through Redlands and past Bury Hill Fisheries for a longer mixed-terrain ride.

East through Brockham to the climb up Reigate Hill, then back via Givons Grove. Expect chalk, roots and a big view from the top.

Abinger Roughs, Holmbury, Leith Hill, Redlands and Holmwood combine for one of the hilliest mid-length loops on the page.

Up the Mole Valley past Burford Bridge and Juniper Hall, onto Box Hill's off-road side, then back via Pixham, Betchworth and Brockham. A mix of chalk, woodland and short, sharp climbs.

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

Climb onto Ranmore and follow the North Downs past White Downs to Newlands Corner, then drop through Gomshall and Abinger Hammer and come home via Wotton. Big views and fast chalk tracks.

Up onto Ranmore, out to the beech woods of Sheepleas and back across Bookham Common. Classic North Downs gravel with a good dose of climbing.

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

The Mountain Wood Loop with an extra wiggle out to Newlands Corner for more gravel and views.

A discovery-style gravel route out to Shere, with enough climbing and distance for a solid local ride without turning into an all-day mission.

The Bookham Commons Loop with extra bridleway sections, so a little more off-road and a bit more climbing.

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

A tour of the steepest local hills around Dorking, with nearly 700 m of climbing in under 40 km. One of the toughest gravel loops on the page.

A longer, faster loop to the south that stretches beyond 40 km while keeping the climbing relatively moderate.

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

The Blackheath Heath Run ridden in reverse: Newlands Corner first, then the sandy tracks of Blackheath on the way home. Same trails, totally different feel.

A 43 km tour linking Surrey commons and gravel tracks, with very manageable climbing for the distance.

First ridden as a midsummer evening group ride. A long, flowing loop that's perfect for a light summer evening.

The Midsummer Sundowner with one extra climb thrown in for good measure.

A big gravel day west to Gomshall and Bramley, then back along the North Downs via Chilworth, Newlands Corner, Combe Bottom and White Downs. Over 800 m of climbing, so pack food.

Based on the REBOUND 2026 route: an epic 130 km+ gravel loop across the North Downs to Puttenham, then south via Tilford to Hindhead and back through Godalming and Wotton. Plan your food and water stops.