Dorking
Dorking Deepdene
Dorking West

Dorking is an old market town with many attractive buildings. West Street is particularly interesting and is famous for its antique dealers. Note that Dorking has three stations on two different lines!

The short walk (less than ¼ mile) between Dorking and Deepdene stations provides a convenient interchange between Dorking's two railway lines.

www.visitdorking.com | www.surreyhills.org

Dorking Museum ¾ mile (½ mile from West)

A local history museum housed in buildings that used to be the Dorking Foundry. Displays include agricultural equipment, children's toys and memorabilia of the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Open ThFS 1000-1600.
www.dorkingmuseum.org.uk

Denbies Wine Estate ¾ mile

England's largest vineyard. Tours around the vineyard and working winery. Restaurant and coffee shop.
Open see website for tours.
www.denbiesvineyard.co.uk

Box Hill NT by bus

Over 800 acres of woodland and chalk downland with impressive views as far as the South Downs. Nature walks. Information Centre and Café at summit.
Open Café Daily 1000-1700 (1600 Oct-Feb).
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus 21 from London Road (near Dorking and Deepdene stations) to NT Information Centre, 20 minutes journey, M-S about every 2 hours. Operated by Metrobus.
Buses also operate from Leatherhead and you can walk from Box Hill & Westhumble.