Description
This is an update from the original Hasgod one. Two parts crossing private land have been amended so they are now on public footpaths. This update has been desk based so the route will need walking and reviewing
This is an update from the original Hasgod one. Two parts crossing private land have been amended so they are now on public footpaths. This update has been desk based so the route will need walking and reviewing
Status
This route has been reviewed by 3 people.
This route has been flagged (1 time) for reasons relating to access.
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Information
Route status - Live
Reviews - 3
Average rating -
Is this route good enough? - Yes (2) No (1)
Problems reported - Access (1)
Downloads - 7
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Haslemere
Grid Ref
SU9048332822
Lat / Lon
51.08758° / -0.70945°
Easting / Northing
490,483E / 132,822N
What3Words
manliness.triangles.fortunate
Godalming
Grid Ref
SU9684143804
Lat / Lon
51.18527° / -0.61575°
Easting / Northing
496,841E / 143,804N
What3Words
vivid.salt.grass
| Haslemere | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SU9048332822 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.08758° / -0.70945° |
| Easting / Northing | 490,483E / 132,822N |
| What3Words | manliness.triangles.fortunate |
| Godalming | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SU9684143804 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.18527° / -0.61575° |
| Easting / Northing | 496,841E / 143,804N |
| What3Words | vivid.salt.grass |
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reviews
Ben Weedon
27 Jun 2023The route is a fantastic winding way. Waking it mid summer it was dry and clear. Some parts are steep and stepped, and there are some stiles.
There’s only three places where there is minor deviations from the route, and easy to figure out.
1. At Tuesley there’s a new housing development where the path must have run before but you just carry on down the track and turn left around the edge of it.
2. At Brook the path turns off the main road to the right after the farm, whereas the map makes it look like it goes through the farm. You just walk along and through a gate up the bank.
3. About 4km from haslemere it gets a little confusing in the woods as you go along the railway track. I climbed over a gate and then at the other end realised another gate said it was a private track. Not sure what the correct route was.
Jane Taylor
20 Feb 2023I walked Haslemere to Godalming. This is a very good route overall but … there is still an access problem, this time at Brook. I’ve made version Three which corrects the problem and makes a couple of improvement tweaks as well - recommend Hasgod Three!
Photo shows where the route at Brook tries to go through someone’s garage and garden!.
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JAve
29 Sep 2022Lovely route taking you through some of Surrey's beautiful countryside, once you've left the 'bustle' of Godalming behind. No real challenges though there are some steep inclines in places which could make it challenging for all to access, along with numerous styles and gates. There are some bits towards Haslemere where it can get a bit moist, meaning underfoot may be a bit slippy in different seasons.
On the way keep an eye out for some gates and posts with a 'star' mark on it, these were the emblems of the 'White Star' estate (owners of the Titanic) which was across this area.
Unlike Hasgod one this route doesn't have you walking across private land which I feel is a win and saves any challenge, despite the owners being incredibly pleasant and understanding when they pointed out that this was the case.
Numerous footpaths allow for slight variations on the route but this is a solid link from Godalming to Haslemere that is pleasant, not too taxing for walkers (IMO) and has train stations at both ends. A lovely ramble.
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