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Devil's Punch Bowl Trail – View from Gibbet Hill loop from Haslemere

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Devil's Punch Bowl Trail – View from Gibbet Hill loop from Haslemere

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Devil's Punch Bowl Trail – View from Gibbet Hill loop from Haslemere

01:35

23.9km

300m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 17.8 km for 171 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.85 km

Surrey Cycleway Link – Three Gates Lane

Highlight • Cycleway

4.35 km

Fowlshatch Copse

Forest

17.2 km

Devil's Punch Bowl Trail

Highlight • Trail

Newly renovated lower trail which follows the Punchbowl bowl with great views. The new path is wide and smoothish, great for a family ride

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17.5 km

Devil's Punch Bowl Bike Trail

Highlight • MTB Park

The trails here are quite sandy in nature so great for riding all year round.

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17.6 km

Until 2011, the A3 bottlenecked at Hindhead, going from two lanes to one. There was always traffic, air pollution was high there was a significant number of accidents. The Hindhead Tunnel was dug to allow the road to continue as a dual carriageway. You can now cycle up the old A3 to the Devil's Punchbowl. The second half is traffic free and the views at the top are beautiful at any time of the year, but especially in the autumn. Look around at the power of nature to reclaim the land.

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17.9 km

View from Gibbet Hill

Highlight • Summit

On a clear day you can see London from this view point. Can get extremely busy at the weekends with walkers. Best to head there early morning, late afternoon or mid week.

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18.4 km

Sailor’s Stone and View of Surrey Hills

Highlight • Historical Site

A fantastic view with a gruesome past, the stone marks the place in which a sailor was brutally murdered in 1786 by three men which he had befriended (in a local pub in Thursley) whilst walking from London to the docks in Portsmouth.

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