Denbies Wine Estate – Denbies Vineyard loop from Dorking

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Denbies Wine Estate – Denbies Vineyard loop from Dorking

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Denbies Wine Estate – Denbies Vineyard loop from Dorking

01:28

5.15km

120m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Surrey Hills National Landscape

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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278 m

Denbies Wine Estate

Highlight • Viewpoint

With 265 acres (107 ha) of vineyards blanketing the hills, Denbies Wine Estate is one of the largest vineyards in England. Wine production began in 1989, when local businessman Adrian White purchased the estate.

Today, their wines have won many international awards including the IWC international Gold award. You can visit the vineyard and learn about its wine production on a tour or at the visitor center. The vineyard is open from 9.30am - 5.30pm daily. You can find more information, here: denbies.co.uk

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1.78 km

View of Denbies Vineyard and Box Hill

Highlight • Viewpoint

France or Surrey? It's easy to forget where you are on the hillside overlooking Denbies Vineyard. This path runs through the estate and offers some of the most outstanding views in the area.

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2.50 km

Green Terrace

Forest

3.10 km

Narrow Path in Surrey Hills National Landscape

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On cycle sat navigation and komoot has this registered as decent , its the complete opposite , quite steep and narrow

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4.48 km

Denbies Vineyard

Highlight • Rest Area

Footpaths and bridleways allow you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Denbies Vineyard while running. Against the backdrop of the North Downs there is also a cafe and a farm shop on site if your supplies are running low.

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4.84 km

Denbies Vineyard Car-Free Trail

Highlight • Climb

Great cut through to Box Hill on a trail through the vineyard where no cars are allowed. There were two gates that we had to hop off our bikes to get through on the way up but it's worth it for a car free road!

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