Talk:North Downs Way

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[edit] Photos

I'm putting these nice photos here. I think if they in the page is just reiterates that the page is lacking info. Perhaps when there is new text they could be readded. SuzanneKn 17:38, 26 October 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Highest point

Notwithstanding the reference on the National Trails site [1] that was cited, that is not the highest point - not by a long way. Much of the route is higher than 172 metres - including quite a lot of Box Hill! Personal observation of the map leads me to believe that Botley Hill is the high point, though the route doesn't quite reach its high point of 267 metres, so I've put approx. 260 metres based on the countour lines - though I suspect it is slightly more than that and that the contour lines are slightly inaccurate.

(I am contacting National Trails to advise them of the error on their site.) StephenDawson 09:52, 29 October 2007 (UTC)