The River Wey is a river in southern England, flowing through the counties of Surrey and Hampshire. It is approximately 70 miles long and is known for its scenic beauty and historical significance. The river is a tributary of the River Thames and has been an important waterway since medieval times. The River Wey is navigable for much of its length, allowing boats to travel between Godalming and the Thames. It features several locks and weirs, which help manage water levels and facilitate navigation. The surrounding area is popular for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature.