The King William IV is nestled in the Surrey Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty and is fortunate to have some of the most stunning countryside on our doorstep to explore. The King Bill on the Hill, as we are known locally, has probably the best views of any pub garden in Surrey and the Box Hill Hike trail runs literally at the side of our historic Inn. The Box Hill hike is a strenuous 8 miler, but there are lots of alternatives. Explore the River Mole for a flatter walk or go to Norbury Park across the road and see the cows and horses. This really is a paradise for cyclists and walkers.
But the best part of the day is popping into the King William for a Sunday roast and pint of local ale or perhaps a homemade steak burger and pint of lime and soda. You will always receive a warm welcome here.
Famous Surrey Hill walks in our immediate locality
Getting out into the amazing Surrey countryside is a great way to spend a day. One way to make a country walk even better is to ensure that it includes a stop at our stunning pub for a bite and a drink.
Car Parks accessing Surrey Hill Walks
Lovely 30 minute walk to pub, through the Mole Valley & Norbury Park, crossing A24 opposite Frascati.
Range of different level walks c45-90 minutes, taking in Mickleham Downs and dropping down to the pub.
c60 minute walk to pub, via Old London Road taking in Box Hill, Juniper Hall, the Church & Village Hall.
Very large car park. At the start of the Box Hill Hike (8 miles – we are only garden pub on the route about 1/3rd of the way round).
Located off of Headly Lane. 1 Mile walk to KWIV via Mickleham Downs.
This is opposite Nower Wood and is a circa 3 mile walk via Mickleham Downs and down to the pub.
Loverly circa 1 hour walk via Chapel of Ease, Westhumble, Burford Bridge Hotel and Mickleham Church.
Up to 20 minute walk to KWIV through Mickleham Village & via The Church.
