Redhill — Netherne On-The-Hill

Rednet two
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By David Sanderson on 17 Feb 2022

Distance

8km/5mi

Ascent

161m

Descent

73m

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Much more direct route. Follows pavements of residential streets through Redhill and Merstham. Passes Merstham Railway Station. Picks up Tandridge Border Path which goes crosscountry and then enters Netherne on the Hill via Netherne Lane

Much more direct route. Follows pavements of residential streets through Redhill and Merstham. Passes Merstham Railway Station. Picks up Tandridge Border Path which goes crosscountry and then enters Netherne on the Hill via Netherne Lane

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Redhill
Grid Ref TQ2810850606
Lat / Lon 51.24026° / -0.16616°
Easting / Northing 528,108E / 150,606N
What3Words sticky.into.hoot
Netherne On-The-Hill
Grid Ref TQ2953856298
Lat / Lon 51.29109° / -0.14362°
Easting / Northing 529,538E / 156,298N
What3Words guides.fantastic.boil

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Tara

04 Jan 2024 Winter
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I tried this route today but from Netherene towards Redhill and as with the previous review struggled when it got to Deans Lane. It is quite a quick road and in difficult weather conditions felt very daunting. I gave up in the end and managed to get to Shepherds Hill and then across the M23 to get the bus. I will be sure to try again with your suggestion in the reverse. I will try Rednet 1 which although a bit longer hopefully avoids busy roads.

I also tried to avoid Netherene Lane on the way out of Netherene (there is a small carpark for the block of flats and then a field and a path across it) and tried to cross the field to join the path but was told it was actually someone's garden! A bit unsure about Netherene's paths and what is open and what isn't.

Lukeharvey

20 Jul 2023 Summer
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A nice walk and certainly more direct than the other way to Netherne. However it takes in a part of Deans Lane which is national speed limit, with no pavement. It’s very dangerous. Instead I’d suggest walking from Redhill along Frenches Road, down Battlebridge Lane and then up School Hill to the A23. Once on the A23 walk to Shepherds Hill where there is a footpath that takes you right into Netherne (SCC footpath number 614). Alternatively you could take this route but, instead of crossing the M25 near Rockshaw Road, head west along SCC bridleway no. 97 which takes you to Shepherds Hill, allowing you to pick up the path to Netherne.

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