AshteadEpsom

Asheps one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

5km/3mi

Ascent

35m

Descent

57m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Ashtead and Epsom.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Ashtead and Epsom.

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Reviews - 4

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Start and end points

Ashtead
Grid Ref TQ1874658188
Lat / Lon 51.31043° / -0.29769°
Easting / Northing 518,746E / 158,188N
What3Words wooden.grows.swim
Epsom
Grid Ref TQ2073060870
Lat / Lon 51.33411° / -0.26833°
Easting / Northing 520,730E / 160,870N
What3Words soft.cats.tower

Asheps One's land is

Urban 77.7%
Woods 22.3%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

reviews


JohnMyerson

18 Jan 2023 Winter

Pleasant walk from Epsom Town Centre to Ashtead alongside the railway with plenty of green sections especially through Ashtead Park. Shops at each end. Possible to continue to Banstead via Epsom Downs from end of Ashtead Park instead of continuing into Ashtead centre. One level crossing of railway that needs great care. It was frosty when I crossed.


Sarah Griffin

21 Jul 2022 Summer

Route: This route mainly tracks via Epsom Common and Ashtead Park, which are a pleasure to walk through. There is minimal walking by roads. The off-road tracks are often non-pathed and laid to gravel, which may make some parts of the walk more challenging for wheelchair users or people with pushchairs. These paths would certainly get muddy after rain. There is a section on the walk after Ashtead Park where there is a need to walk along a road with no pavement, however the road is very quiet and the area is picturesque.
Facilities: There are trains/buses/taxis, as well as toilets, shops, cafes and pubs at the Epsom and Ashtead. There were no facilities along this route.
Safety: There is one A-road crossing (A24) where there are bollards to improve safety.
Most of the route is off road on quiet pathways which could make a lone walker feel a bit uneasy, but it’s never that far from a road and dog walkers were often passing by.
Enjoy!.


Ingrina

14 Mar 2022 Winter

I did this Slow Way as part of a big Waylist that started in Zone 2 of London, and I thought this was one of the nicest sections I tried within the M25. It goes through quite a bit of green and nature spaces, so though the path is a little bit muddy, it's quiet, peaceful, and relatively calm. It doesn't seem to go all the way to the station, but because of that, it seems that you could go through Ashtead Park without much of a detour. The whole route seems safe, but you have to go through gates to access Ashtead Park. I would do this walk again!.


Gill M

29 Apr 2021 Spring

Walkers on the path cross a busy railway track. There are gates. Short part of route bridleway, so could be muddy.

Toilets in car park near The Street in Ashtead and in Epsom Library, Epsom Square or in the Epsom shopping mall.

  • JohnMyerson

    JohnMyerson

    13 Jan 2023

    Ashtead toilet appears to be in Woodfield Lane at entrance to the car park.

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