The Lane in Thursley

The Lane in Thursley in Waverley is a residential street. It runs in an east-west direction and ends at The Street, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type: residential street
Route: east-west

Tourist information offices

The Celtic Cross – approx. 3,8 km.
Original Turnpike Milestone (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 3,8 km.
The Sailor's Stone (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 3,9 km.
The Road to Restoration (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 3,9 km.

Attraction

Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl (limited wheelchair access) at London Road (GU26 6AB) – approx. 4,0 km.

Benches

Royal Jubilee bench – approx. 150 m.
Dragonfly Bench – approx. 1,7 km.
Xylem (artist: Walter Bailey, wood). Sculptural oak bench inspired by photomicrographs of charcoal revealing hidden vessels called xylem – approx. 3,8 km.

Viewpoint

Gibbet Hill (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 3,8 km.
Temple of the Four Winds. The base of an old hunting lodge. – approx. 3,9 km.
Devil's Punch Bowl (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 3,9 km.

Bus stops

Cosford Farm – approx. 850 m.
Half Moon – approx. 1,5 km.
Warren Park – approx. 1,9 km.

Artwork

Dragonfly (artist: Lucy Quinnell & Adam Boydell, steel) – approx. 1,5 km.

Body of waters nearby

Buildings nearby

Community centres nearby

Thursley Village Hall

Farmyards nearby

Little Cowdray Farm

Hindhead Hill Farm

Forests nearby

Houses nearby

Lower High Fields Farm

Emley Hill House

Nature reserves nearby

Thursley Common National Nature Reserve

Places of worship nearby

St Michael and All Angels

Pubs nearby

Three Horse Shoes

Sports pitches nearby

Thursley Cricket Club

Streams nearby

Pot Common Brook

Wetlands nearby

Woodlands nearby

Other nearby

The Atlantic Wall