Inglis Memorial

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You’ll discover the striking Inglis Memorial on Colley Hill.

It was donated to the Borough of Reigate in 1909 by Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert William Inglis. Originally a drinking fountain for horses at the top of the original main route over Reigate Hill. Now a scenic place for ramblers to rest. There are great walking opportunities in this area and you can pick up the North Downs Way National Trail, here, a 153 mile trail from Farnham to Dover offering spectacular views and a fascinating heritage.

Find out more about the Inglis Memorial and the location guide on the National Trust page below.

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