Lovelace Bridge trail

Join Suzi and Julia on this 5 mile circular walk to discover the Lovelace Bridges in beautiful woodlands near East Horsley.
The brick and flint Lovelace Bridges were built in the 1860s, on the orders of Lord Lovelace (who owned the East Horsley estate), to enable timber to be extracted from the woods on the North Downs.
The walk is a comfortable 5 miles at a relaxed, social pace, through woodland with very few inclines.
Layered clothing is recommended as it can be cooler in the woods.
Walk Details:
Meeting point: Sheepleas Green Dene Car Park, KT24 5TA (What3words: sheep.defend.still (approx. 2.5 - 3 hours)
Terrain: Woodland tracks and footpaths (can be muddy, so please wear sturdy boots!)
Reminder! Clocks ⏰ go back one hour at 2:00am on 25th October!
There is the option of grabbing a drink/bite to eat at the Duke of Wellington pub afterwards. Please post in the comments if you’d be interested in going to the pub.