Surrey Hills

Redhill Aerodrome Circuit

A medium cycling route through the Surrey Hills.

Key Route Details

Distance: 84km
Elevation Gain: 907m
Start/Finish: The Coppernose, Hampton Court/Local Hero, Kingston
Highlights: Redhill Aerodrome
Terrain: Hills

The Redhill Aerodrome Circuit cycling route heads south into the Surrey Hills from Hampton Court Bridge, up over Box Hill before heading further south with a loop south of Reigate. There is an opportunity to stop at Redhill Aerodrome’s café to watch light aircraft take off and land. The route then heads north towards Kingston.

Suggested café: Hangar 9 Café, Redhill Aerodrome (44km).

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ARTICLES:

Top 10 Toughest Climbs in the Surrey Hills (Part 1)

Best Cycling Routes In and Around London: From Beginners to Experts

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