Best attractions and places to see around Artington include historical sites, natural features, and trails. The area features a mix of elevated viewpoints, dense forests, and serene natural pools. Visitors can explore a variety of landscapes, from challenging climbs to family-friendly villages. This region offers diverse opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration.
Last updated: April 24, 2026
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Indian cafe/shop very much present & seems worth trying. If you're into gin, there's also a distillery with bar (booking might be needed).
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...many feel an eerie stillness looking out over the still water surrounded by the evergreen box trees. Legend has it that this is due to the fate of a woodcutter's daughter who was surprised by a nobleman on a horse as she bathed in the pool. Having failed to lure her to the bank, he rode his horse into the water and caused the girl to move out to deeper water where she drowned. When the woodcutter returned and found her body, he also found the nobleman's hat floating on the water. It bore the crest of none other than Prince John! Source: https://www.visitsurrey.com/listing/silent-pool/66361101/
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Barries had been significantly reworked this year with the berms improved, there's quite a few jumps added as well, all with chicken runs.
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If you get to the top of the hill early enough, you can enjoy beautiful views of the sunrise.
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This is the highlight of my regular 10k run and it is such a wonderful spot. I put in the work running up here and always pause my GPS watch and (my favourite time to run) take in the sunrise. The views are mesmerising and I often find myself staring out for 10 minutes or more. I then enjoy the run back down. The sandy trails make for a really enjoyable and slightly technical downhill section. There is a Lieutenant General Bernard Cyril FREYBERG, WWI Victoria Cross recipient buried in the graveyard here.
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Take time to stop into Mandira's Kitchen and pick up a freshly made Award Winning Samosa for your upcoming walk. Also try the tomato and date chutney, it's savoury and delicious!
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Artington offers several natural attractions and elevated viewpoints. You can visit Silent Pool, a beautiful large pool that is also family-friendly. For expansive views, St Martha's Church, perched on a hilltop, provides breathtaking vistas of the surrounding area.
Yes, a notable historical site is St Martha's Church. This Grade II-listed church, rebuilt in 1848, stands on a hilltop and retains many original 12th-century architectural features, offering a sense of tranquility and history.
Absolutely. Silent Pool is a beautiful natural monument that is considered family-friendly. Additionally, Peaslake Village is a settlement with a community atmosphere and facilities that cater to families.
The area around Artington is excellent for hiking. You can find various routes, including moderate trails like the 'Shalford Three Peaks' or 'St Martha's Hill, Chilworth Gunpowder Works & the River Wey loop'. For easier options, consider the 'Scholar's Trail' or 'Shalford Water Meadows loop'. You can explore more options on the Hiking around Artington guide.
Yes, Artington is known for its mountain biking opportunities, particularly in the Surrey Hills. A popular choice is the Barry Knows Best Trail, a well-loved singletrack featuring rooty corners, steps, berms, and bumps, suitable for an engaging ride.
For amenities, Peaslake Village is a hub with cafes and shops, popular among cyclists. Near Silent Pool, you'll find an Indian restaurant/cookery school, a gin distillery, and a cheese shop. There's also a coffee stop near the Combe Lane Climb offering vegan and gluten-free snacks.
Visitors particularly appreciate the breathtaking views from St Martha's Church, often using it as a picnic spot. The community atmosphere and facilities in Peaslake Village are also highly rated, especially by cyclists. Mountain bikers love the engaging and all-weather nature of the Barry Knows Best Trail.
Yes, the Combe Lane Climb is known for being a challenging ascent. It features a steep section hidden behind sharp corners, providing a good test for cyclists. Conveniently, there's a coffee stop immediately after the climb.
Yes, St Martha's Church has a small tap on its South wall, perfect for refilling water bottles or refreshing dogs.
Yes, there are several running trails available. Options include 'The River Wey, St Martha's Hill & Chantry's Wood loop' and 'Guildford Canal Path – River Wey South Path loop'. You can find more detailed information and routes on the Running Trails around Artington guide.
Near Silent Pool, you'll find a variety of options. There's an excellent Indian restaurant and cookery school, which also offers snack takeaways. For those interested in spirits, a gin distillery with a bar is present (booking might be needed). Additionally, a vineyard and a cheese shop are in the vicinity.


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