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At a junction of paths the North Downs Way veers left, shortly after which you go through a kissing gate on the right where you pass a specially carved NDW seat. A grass path now takes you beside a line of trees, and eventually onto a minor road (SU 858 466). Turn left, and at a junction of lanes soon after bear left once more. Cross the River Wey, and then pass the entrance to Moor Park House and continue uphill along Compton Way. At the top of the slope where the lane curves to the right, bear left on a fence-enclosed footpath beside the drive to Wey Hanger. (Hanger refers to a woodland on a steep slope, and the term is often used in regard to the Downs.)

The path leads into a field where you follow the left-hand boundary to a woodland on the far side. Maintain direction through Runfold Wood, which is a nature reserve, ignoring alternative paths until you descend a few steps to a crossing bridleway and turn right along a sandy trail. When this brings you to a fenced boundary bear left and, passing a large bungalow on the right, continue ahead alongside a drive which eventually leads to a road south of Runfold. Turn left. About 20 yards later turn right on another footpath among trees. This soon brings you to Sands Road (SU 873 471) where you turn right. About a third of a mile along this road come to Farnham Golf Club clubhouse at a junction of lanes, and bear left into Blighton Lane.