The Surrey Hills Classic 2024

The Surrey Hills Classic 2024

Saturday 11 May 2024 | Cranleigh Showground

Online entry has now closed. On the day entries will be accepted and costs an additional £5 over the standard online entry price.

PARKING UPDATE: Due to some recent heavy rain and a very wet winter, the parking area at the venue is a little soft. We are providing matting to help mitigate this but we have found hard-standing parking in Cranleigh should you prefer to use that instead. If you are coming to the venue, please car share where possible. More information about this and the car parks in Cranleigh can be found here: Surrey Hills Classic Parking Update

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Our Surrey Hills Classic event is just that, an absolute CLASSIC! With the Long and Middle routes taking in Leith Hill - the highest point in Southern England at 294m - followed by a ride around the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and up Box Hill for those tackling the Long route. Your legs will certainly be ready for that finish-line beer. 

The Short route at just over 50km and 500m of vertical ascent will give even the newest rider the opportunity to experience the Surrey Hills in all their glory. Regardless of the route you choose, you’ll weave and wind through an amazing variety of countryside, from the rolling chalk downs and flower-rich grasslands to the heaths and woodlands.

Of course, you’ll be rewarded for all your efforts as you cross the finish line to receive a finisher medal and other goodies from our partners. And just because you've finished the ride, that doesn't mean you have to go home. Why not stay on in our rider’s village for some pizza and post-ride banter?

We’re so excited to be returning to the Surrey Hills for another year as it’s a firm favourite amongst the UK Cycling Event riders, due to it being a route that is accessible for many with the added bonus of ticking off famous climbs. We hope you are able to join us.

The Routes

Choose your route carefully. The distance and elevation gain should give you some indication as to how easy/hard each route is, as well as showing you where the tougher climbs are.