Walks from Kingswood
MapBeautiful walks starting or ending at Kingswood Station.
Alternatively, view walks you can reach directly from Kingswood by train.
Kingswood to Box Hill & Westhumble
National Trust heathland, a famous view and stepping stones; Headley Heath up to the top of Box Hill.
Woodland: half under tree cover.
Headley Heath: National Trust heathland on the North Downs near Box Hill (National Trust).
Box Hill: An iconic chalk hill rising above the River Mole, renowned for its views and woodland (National Trust).
Warnings: 275 steps down from Box Hill; can be muddy and busy near the stepping stones.
Walk details: Walking Post (tips, photos and local insights).
Chipstead to Kingswood
Ancient woodland, open chalk downs, open farmland, golf course fairways, quiet country lanes and semi-open downland.
Warnings: Can be muddy.
Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).
Carshalton to Kingswood
Out of the suburbs and up the North Downs; Mayfield Lavender fields, ancient Banstead Woods, rolling commons.
Woodland: a third under tree cover.
Mayfield Lavender Farm: A lavender field on the North Downs near Banstead, open to walkers.
Banstead Woods: Ancient woodland and former medieval deer park near Chipstead.
Walk details: Walking Post (tips, photos and local insights).
Kingswood Circular
Golf course fairways, open farmland, quiet country lanes, long strip woodland and semi-open downland.
Warnings: Can be muddy.
Source: An alternative variant of Chipstead to Kingswood (Saturday Walkers Club).
Kingswood to Chipstead
Golf course fairways, open farmland, quiet country lanes, long strip woodland and open chalk downs.
Warnings: Can be muddy.
Source: An alternative variant of Chipstead to Kingswood (Saturday Walkers Club).
Riddlesdown to Kingswood
Ancient commons, open grazing land, bluebell woods, chalk downland and extended after-lunch route to Kingswood.
Source: A longer variant of Riddlesdown to Coulsdon South (Saturday Walkers Club).