Walks you can reach from Cheam by train
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Epsom Station to Ewell West Station (Surrey)
6m direct from Cheam.
13km.
Ashtead Common, open heathland, woodland, and riverside meadows.
A shorter variant of Chessington to Cheam – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Carshalton Station to Colliers Wood Station (Surrey)
6m direct from Cheam.
9km. 2h.
Flat urban riverside parks, nature reserves, chalk stream, and south London green corridors.
A shorter variant of Mitcham Junction to Colliers Wood – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Carshalton Station to Morden Station (Surrey)
6m direct from Cheam.
7km.
Flat urban riverside parks, nature reserves, chalk stream, and south London green corridors.
A shorter variant of Mitcham Junction to Colliers Wood – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Merstham Station to Epsom Station (Surrey)
6m direct from Cheam.
18km. 4h30.
North Downs ridge, parkland, open heathland, racecourse downland, and residential streets into Epsom town centre. Race days restrict access.
A variant of Merstham to Tattenham Corner – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Oxshott Station to Epsom Station (Surrey)
6m direct from Cheam.
Heathland, commons, mixed woodland, grassy rides, and open woodland. Can be muddy.
An alternative variant of Oxshott to Ashtead – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Oxshott Station to Ashtead Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Cheam.
18km.
Heathland, commons, mixed woodland, river valley, grassy rides, muddy bridleways, and open views. Can be muddy.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Mitcham Junction Station to Colliers Wood Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Cheam.
15km. 3h30.
Flat urban riverside parks, nature reserves, chalk stream, industrial heritage, and south London commons and green corridors.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Mitcham Junction Station to Morden Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Cheam.
13km.
Flat urban riverside parks, nature reserves, chalk stream, industrial heritage, and south London commons and green corridors.
A shorter variant of Mitcham Junction to Colliers Wood – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Waddon Station to Colliers Wood Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Cheam.
14km. 3h.
Flat urban riverside parks, Wandle Trail, small ornamental ponds, residential streets, and south London green corridors.
An alternative variant of Mitcham Junction to Colliers Wood – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Waddon Station to Morden Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Cheam.
12km.
Flat urban riverside parks, Wandle Trail, small ornamental ponds, residential streets, and south London green corridors.
An alternative variant of Mitcham Junction to Colliers Wood – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Box Hill & Westhumble Station to Leatherhead Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Cheam.
11km. 3h30.
Steep chalk hills, open downland, yew and box woodland, grassy ridges with panoramic views, gentle river valley fields, and historic parkland. Steep descents, can be slippery.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Box Hill & Westhumble Station Circular via Mickleham (Surrey)
30m direct from Cheam.
Tough: steep ascents. 8km. 2h30–4h30.
Hills and woodland.
Lunch stops in Mickleham (30m–1h in): the Running Horses, or the King William IV.
End-of-walk rewards: Box Hill Café, Ryka's Café, or the Stepping Stones.