Mountain Bike Routes Maps & Guides

South East England

Surrey Hills Downs Mountain Biking Route Maps

Surrey Hills Maps

The Surrey Hills, located just 25 miles to the SW of London. 5 maps based on the area east of Guildford and including Pitch Hill, Holmbury Hill & Leith Hill, Peaslake and the 3 Peaks.

South East North & South Downs Mountain Biking Routes

North & South Downs Guide Book

The North & South Downs lie to the south of London and offer the best mountain biking in Surrey, Sussex and Kent. In such a densely populated area the network of tracks offers an escape into a parallel world of woodland, hills, and pasture.

Chilterns & Ridgeway Guide Book

The Chilterns and the area either side of the Ridgeway west of London are criss-crossed with byways and bridleways, allowing you to escape onto fine woodland tracks and out into big open chalk country.

North Downs Guide Book

Covers the North Downs, Surrey Hills and Kent Downs. 20 routes plus The Downs Link

South Downs
Guide Book

For the best book covering just the South Downs then this is the one. 26 individial routes plus a 3 day breakdown of the South Downs Way.

South Downs
Mountain Bike Maps

This set of 4 maps covers the Central South Downs from Arundel and Amberley to Lewes

Kent Guide Book

Twenty one well researched routes from 5 to 50km. Routes for all abilities. Published: 1995 - so not the newest of guides, however it offers great value for money and covers areas not in other guides.

Cycling in Sussex: Off Road Trails and Quiet Lanes

On the Milder Side... This is a guidebook for the leisure cyclist, mountain biker and family rider. It is for the cyclist who values fun, good views and lunch stops over aching legs! The guide also includes suggestions on where to ride with children and a section on where to ride along dedicated cycleways away from the traffic

Cycling Days Out: South East England

Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire. The Cycling Days Out South East explores tourist trails, country parks, forest riding and much much more. Each area is written up with a detailed introduction, together with comprehensive visitor information, including how to get there – by public transport or car, where to eat and drink, and places of interest.