Directions
From Dorking: Head east on the A25 for approx 2 ½ miles. At Betchworth roundabout turn right into Station Road. At t-junction left into Old Reigate Road. Pub is on left after approx 500 yards.
From Reigate: Head west on A25 for approx 2 miles. In Buckland village, immediately after church on left, turn left into Old Road. Follow road for approx ½ mile and pub is on the right.

Nat Grid Ref: TQ214504

Location
The Red Lion pub dates in part from the 16th century, and is a family friendly venue with a restaurant and beer garden, specialising in good homemade food. Meals are available from 12:00 to 09:00, but booking for Sunday lunchtime is highly advisable. Tel 01737 843336. The beers are Fullers London Pride, Greene King IPA and Adnams Broadside. The pub has a small car park, but parking is possible in the surrounding Streets.

Public Transport
Pub is approx 1 mile from Betchworth station, served by a 2 hourly service from Dorking or Reigate/Redhill on Sunday. Turn right from station. Follow station road straight across Betchworth roundabout, eventually reaching t-junction with Old Reigate Road, where turn left. Pub is on left after approx 500 yards. Train services to Dorking ( 3 miles) or Redhill (5 miles) are more frequent, and taxis should be available at both.

Map

Walk Information
A 3 ½ mile walk through fields, woodland and Surrey villages. There are several stiles and a few inclines. Not recommended for pushchairs.

Route & Question Sheets

Starter clues - The Red Lion PH.

No private house names have been used.

All answers are on the front of the pub and above eye level.

1,	The ferocity of Nature, which Tennyson called 'red', is seen here displaying signs of cowardice instead.
2,	Remix a fury.
3,	Only half the hubbub you might expect, in an activity hams tuned into next.

Stage I
Cross over the road to the pavement and turn right. Just before the T junction with 'The Street' cross back over to the right hand side. Stage ends at the T junction with 'Station Road'

4,	I told roadie, remove it ie keep what remains
Spare A,	A sign that local timepieces are running too fast?
5,	It's said to share a common trait but as you can see, it is clearly not the famous tower in Pisa, Italy.
6,	In a way, Ada lied to Roger
7,	Security is a tad disorganised.

Stage II
Cross back over to the pavement where the bench is. Continue along the pavement to the bus shelter opposite the post office. Cross over and follow the footpath by the post office. Follow the path that turns right after the allotments. Follow this path, crossing one stile to reach another stile at the A25 where the stage ends. Cross over to stage 3.

8,	Malodorous on Monday, Terrible on Tuesday, Whiffy on Wednesday, Tolerable on Thursday, Fragrant by Friday?
Spare B,	Who's best friend watches every night
9,	That's not what I meant when I wrote 'Play the bass'.
10,	Wow. Hit rear violently to get the point

Stage III
From the stile follow the path to the direction post 100m away. Turn left to the railway bridge by the mast. Cross this and follow the path up to and over the stile. At the finger posts 10m further on, turn right and stay on this path to a set of descending steps with handrails where the stage ends.

11,	"Racing Post" is too pithy a clue, so try "it's something rude to do"
12,	Fawlty trinity?
13,	Pop-cult habit of dancing around

Stage IV
From the 3 hand rails follow the path to a set of ascending steps with handrails. Climb these and immediately turn right along the 'North Downs Way'. At the quarry you can briefly come off the main path to take in the view. Back on the path continue through a kissing gate to the houses in 'Coombe Lane' where the stage ends.

14,	Now try and show confused walkers best way to go
15,	A welcome sign, come rain or shine, that you can spot, in a mac or not.
16,	A restriction on Bibles? It seems quite drastic, with the wrong translation you'll be short on plastic

Stage V
There are no clues until you approach Betchworth Station 600 m away.
Follow the lane to the main road. Turn right and carry on down the hill. The clues start at the side turning before the station.

Cross the railway at Betchworth Station and cross over to the footpath by the railway. Follow this footpath to the green kissing gate. Follow the rough path across the field to the old gates where the stage ends.

17,	Football's version of the North-South divide, it's five times cheaper for the London side
18,	Not clipped from a newspaper, nor snipped from a plant, you've got to think big, cos little it aren't
19,	See ten spares for Captain Hook

Stage VI
From the gates bear left. Aim left of the trough you can see in the distance. A kissing gate will become visible on the left by a group of houses. Go through the gate. After 50 m turn right along a tarmac track. Follow this track to 'The Green' at Buckland. Take the right fork to the main road where the stage ends. Cross over to the next road.

20,	Five doors along and up one floor, Sherlock lives to uphold the law
21,	Two fat ladies from the world of Bingo, sent up the pole by computer lingo
22,	There isn't a catch to this clue!

Stage VII
Bear right and follow 'Old Road'. After 400 m take the footpath on the right which leads back to The Red Lion. The walk ends at the car park.

Spare C,	Dollar Currency Zone
23,	Oi Dolly, a PC supplier's nearby
24,	As a description of Karl Marx in thinking mode, shouldn't it be on the other side of the road?
25,	Glenda pays the penalty, so I hear, for her role in handling dodgy gear.

Young Walkers Questions

Starter clues - The Red Lion PH
All the answers are at the front of the building above eye level

1,	Who's got yellow teeth?
2,	Who's shoes can you see?
3,	Where can you see a religious man and me

Stage I

4,	Can you find a street with a doctor in it? (hint: abbreviation)
5,	Where can you find a 'maximum break' ? (hint: snooker)
6,	What makes you look small?

Stage II

Spare A,	.........
7,	Where might you get stung?
8,	When did Liz catch the bus?
9,	Where can Robin enjoy a pre-flight meal?

Stage III

10,	If your truck weighs 2 tons, how much can you carry?
11,	How many towers can you see?
12,	What is the most fingers you can see?

Stage IV

13,	Where might Tarzan play?
14,	What is the most acorns you can find in one place?
15,	How many different colours of acorn have you seen?
16,	What has a bell that you can't use here?

Stage V

17,	Which web site should you log on to for fuel
18,	What are the penalties at the station?
19,	Where would you stop for a kiss?

Stage VI

20,	What is really responsible for global warming?
21,	Where did a gentleman get his tie?
22,	The answer is worth 3 points (hint: snooker again)

Stage VII

23,	What can you see on a pole that reminds you of a ballerina's dress?
24,	Is this where the community policeman lives?
25,	Where is the last man in Betchworth?

Answers

1,	The Red Lion depicted "yellow in tooth and claw", and not red per Tennyson
2,	'Friary Meux', anag.
3,	Chubb on alarm. 'hub' (half of hubbub) in 'CB' (Citizens Band radio)
4,	'Old Road' seen in 'It oldroad ie'
Spare A,	'This is a speed watch area' road sign
5,	'An English Listed Building' at Yew Tree Cottage most visibly'
6,	Old Reigate Road', anag.
7,	'ADT' on alarm, anag.
8,	'Make your dog fresh in 5 days' on waste bin at bus stop near P.O.
Spare B,	'K-9 Security Patrols' at P.O. K-9 was Dr Who's dog.
9,	Statue of boy with a large fish
10,	White Arrow on fence, anag
11,	Way post with two arrows pointing at each other ("point to point" race, rude "two point")
12,	Three brick towers
13,	'Public Footpath' finger posts, anag
14,	'North Downs Way' finger posts, anag.
15,	Acorn, sign of the North Downs Way, seen in 'm acorn ot'
16,	'Access denied to unauthorised persons'. Access = credit card = plastic. Unauthorised persons do not have the King James 'Authorised Translation' of the Bible?
17,	Betchworth Station penalty signs. £200 on the North (London) side, and £1000 on the South.
18,	Railway cutting. Not newspaper cutting or plant cutting.
19,	10 eyes on the eyebolts at the kissing gate
20,	211A on a telephone pole. Sherlock lived at 221B.
21,	DP 88 on telephone pole. DP = Data Processing, 88 bingo call.
22,	'No Fishing' at the pond at the green.
Spare C,	Buckland sign
23,	Yewdells Close. Yew = Dolly the sheep, Dell = PC supplier, nearby = close
24,	'Red Reflecting' triangle on telephone post on the right at the footpath
25	Jacksons Fine Fencing on gate before cricket green

Young Walker Answers

1,	The Red Lion depicted with yellow in teeth
2,	Horse shoes
3,	The 'Friar' and 'Me' in Friary Meux
4,	Old Road' and 'Old Reigate Road' each have a 'Dr' in them
5,	147 on the telephone pole. A maximum break in snooker is 147.
6,	The convex mirror at Station Road
A,	9 on the Hydrant sign
7,	At Bumble Bee Cottage
8,	Inscription 'Queen Elizabeth II 1977' at the bus shelter
9,	Bird table by the post office
10,	The bridge has a 6 Ton laden weight limit. You can carry 4 tons on a 2 ton truck.
11,	3 towers
12,	4 fingers on the finger posts near the style
13,	The swing in the woods
14,	The 4 acorns on the North Downs Way sign
15,	2, black and white
16,	You cannot ride your bicycle here
17,	www.easylog.co.uk' Logs, coal and kindling.
18,	£200 and £1000
19,	At the kissing gate
20,	The sun. There is a big sun sign above one of the house gates.
21,	At 'The Old School'
22,	'The Green' is worth 3 points in snooker
23,	22 on a telephone pole. 22 sounds like tu-tu.
24,	At 'Buckland Cop'
25,	The sign 'Last Man' at the cricket pavilion