Woldingham Countryside Walk – Rail to Ramble Routes
Woldingham Countryside Walk – Rail to Ramble Routes
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Woldingham Countryside Walk – Rail to Ramble Routes
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8.69km
140m
Hiking
The Woldingham Countryside Walk is a gorgeous loop that starts and ends at Woldingham Station. A mosaic of chalk grassland, hidden valleys and wildflower-rich woodland makes this a treat for nature lovers, while there’s also the option of a detour to see St Agatha’s Church with its 900-year-old ash tree.…
by Surrey Hills National Landscape
Last updated: August 14, 2024
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Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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1.99 km
Marden Park Estate
Highlight • Natural
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3.76 km
Marden Park Woods Wild Garlic Trail
Highlight • Trail
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6.57 km
Great Church Wood
Highlight • Viewpoint
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8.69 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.43 km
2.03 km
1.70 km
857 m
661 m
Surfaces
1.81 km
1.64 km
1.53 km
1.36 km
1.17 km
1.16 km
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Sunday 31 May
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10°C
28 %
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Trail Reviews
A nice walk to stretch my legs, I'd recommend taking a slight detour and visiting St. Agatha's Church.
Comments
May 1, 2024
The Woldingham Countryside Walk is a gorgeous loop that starts and ends at Woldingham Station. A mosaic of chalk grassland, hidden valleys and wildflower-rich woodland makes this a treat for nature lovers, while there’s also the option of a detour to see St Agatha’s Church with its 900-year-old ash tree
5 days ago
Great walk! Nice shady spots all along the way - perfect for a hot sunny day. When you finish up at Woldingham station continue along the road for about 10 minutes to find a lovely little cafe (the Dene coffee shop) where you can treat yourself to a cream tea.
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