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Elevation
175m
574 ft
Prominence
58m
Coordinates
51.2246, -0.5293
TQ027482
OS Map
186
Explorer: 145
The summit features a distinctive trig point and a quaint church, St Martha-on-the-Hill, which dates back to the 12th century, offering a splendid touch of history alongside the panoramic views.
St Martha's Hill is primarily composed of sandstone, which has eroded over time to create the charming slopes and cliffs seen today. The area also features occasional patches of clay, yielding a mix of rich soil ideal for the local flora.
From the summit, hikers can feast their eyes on the distant North Downs, the rolling Surrey countryside, and on a clear day, even the iconic skyline of London can be glimpsed.
The name 'St Martha' likely derives from St Martha of Bethany, an important figure in Christianity, and the hill has had ecclesiastical ties for centuries.
The church at the summit has been a pilgrimage site for many, adding a layer of historical and spiritual significance to the climb.
A delightful circular route taking in the stunning views and diverse landscapes around St Martha's Hill.
There is parking available at Newland's Corner, which is approximately 2 km from the start of the hiking route to St Martha's Hill. The car park has a small charge.
The nearest railway station is Guildford, approximately 7 km away. From there, local buses or a taxi can take you to Newland's Corner.
There are no facilities directly on the hill, but nearby Newland's Corner has a café and public toilets available.
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