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The Scarlett Arms is a picturesque, white painted pub, in a secluded position, with a cosy bar and three interconnecting small rooms with an old-fashioned but charming ambience. Flagstone floors, oak beams, wooden benches and large fireplace. The pub was refurbished in 2007. There is an attractive garden at the front with large industrial machine as an unusual plant stand.

The pub is very cyclist-friendly and it has cycle racks and there are even high carbohydrate cycling-specific items on the menu. The pub is on the Surrey Cycleway.

Pub picture:Oliver Knott

How to get there

By car
Find Walliswood from the A29 between Horsham/Warnham and Dorking. Driving north, turn left [signposted Oakwoodhill] after Warnham. Follow the road, past the Punchbowl Inn, and you will reach Walliswood after a mile or so.

Cycling
Walliswood is a small hamlet about 1.4 miles [2.2 km] west of the A29 between Horsham and Dorking. Cycle from Horsham -> Warnham and then to the Rowhook roundabout on the A29. Take the Rowhook Road and follow this uphill past the Chequers where the road bends right.

After another 2.25 miles [4 km], at the second junction, follow the road to the right and then next left [signposted Walliswood] where the pub is 0.25 mile [0.4 km] on the right. This is about 10-11 miles [16-17 km] from Horsham.

Suggested routes from here

Quiet country lanes in this part of Surrey between Oakwoodhill, Ockley and Ewhurst. The A29 can be busy but you can avoid it for the most part.

Other pubs in this area include the Wheatsheaf at Ellen's Green, the Parrot at Forest Green and the Punchbowl Inn at Oakwoodhill.

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