Walks you can reach from Godstone by train
Surrey · South East England | Walks by foot
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Nutfield Station to Oxted Station (Surrey)
5m direct from Godstone.
14km.
Greensand ridge, fields, woodland, escarpment views, and gentle countryside.
A shorter variant of Earlswood to Oxted – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Edenbridge Station to Sevenoaks Station (Kent)
6m direct from Godstone.
17km.
Open fields, NE ascent to Toy's Hill, and easterly woodland walking after Ide Hill.
An alternative variant of Hurst Green to Chiddingstone Causeway – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Coulsdon South Station to Redhill Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Godstone.
15km. Moderate ascents. 4h–7h.
Pleasant but apparent that you haven't left London.
Lunch stop: the Harrow Pub (2h–3h30 in).
End-of-walk reward: the Home Cottage.
Redhill Station Circular via St Mary the Virgin (Surrey)
15m direct from Godstone.
20km. 5h.
Nature reserves, wetland lakes, restored sand quarries, Greensand Ridge, farm fields, wooded commons, suburban streets, and pedestrianised town centre. Can be muddy.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Merstham Station to Redhill Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Godstone.
14km. 3h30.
Grassy embankment, wooded open spaces, wetland lakes, restored sand quarries, restored grassland, wooded paths, farm fields, wooded commons, and suburban streets. Road noise near M25.
A variant of Redhill Circular – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Penshurst Station Circular via Chiddingstone (Kent)
15m direct from Godstone.
13km. Moderate ascents. 3h30–6h.
A rambler favourite! Stately home.
Highlights: Chiddingstone Village and Penshurst Place (worth a visit but needs a day in itself).
Lunch stops in Chiddingstone (1h–1h30 in): the Tulip Tree, or the Castle Inn. Lunch stops in Penshurst (2h–3h30 in): the Leicester Arms Pub, or Penshurst Place.
End-of-walk reward: the Little Brown Jug.
Hurst Green Station to Penshurst Station (Surrey)
15m direct from Godstone.
20km. Moderate ascents. 6h–10h.
Highlights: Chartwell House and Bore Place.
Lunch stops: the Carpenters Arms (1h–1h30 in), the Fox & Hounds (2h–3h30 in), Landemare café (2h–3h30 in), or the Cock Inn (3h30–6h in).
End-of-walk rewards: the Greyhound, or the Little Brown Jug.
Leigh Station to Penshurst Station (Kent)
15m direct from Godstone.
13km. 3h.
A rambler favourite! Parkland, river valley, gentle farmland slopes, vineyard, woods, and hamlet lanes. Can be muddy.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Tonbridge Station to Penshurst Station (Kent)
15m direct from Godstone.
18km. 4h.
Lakes, water meadows, riverside paths, low hills, orchards, vineyards, farmland, and picturesque villages. Can be muddy.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Hildenborough Station to Penshurst Station (Kent)
15m direct from Godstone.
18km. 4h30.
Roadside walking, fields, parkland, riverside paths, low hills, vineyards, and farmland. Can be muddy.
An alternative variant of Tonbridge to Penshurst – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Hever Station to Penshurst Station (Kent)
15m direct from Godstone.
12km. 3h.
Farmland, river valley, parkland, and historic village. Can be muddy.
A shorter variant of Hever to Tonbridge – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Leigh Station to Tunbridge Wells Station (Kent)
15m direct from Godstone.
16km. Moderate ascents. 4h30–7h30.
Rolling Kent hills, pastoral river valleys, parkland, woods, lakes, and commons extending into town. Can be muddy.
Lunch stop: the Leicester Arms Pub (1h–2h in).
End-of-walk rewards: the Mount Edgcumbe, the Grove Tavern, the Compasses, the Bedford, or the Claremont.