Langley Vale Centenary Woods and Epsom Downs
A stunning walk starting at Epsom Downs taking you through the World War 1 Centenary Woods at Langley Vale. Lots of fascinating information points along the way along with Sculptures and beautifully crafted benches. One of Surrey hidden gems!
Summary
Distance/Elevation
9km (163m)
Difficulty
Easy (2hrs 40 mins)
Average time
2hrs 40 mins
Parking
Plentiful & Free
Route Advice
- Dog friendly
- Parking
- Refreshments kiosk
- Forest/woodland
- Hilly
- Family friendly
- Potential livestock
- Potential overgrowth
- Picnic area
- Bird spotting
- Good phone signal
- Art/sculptures
- Wildflowers/gardens
- Wildlife spotting
- Unsheltered/exposed
- Farmland
- Great for running
"Witness" by John Merrill
Little Hurst Wood
- Starting AddressTattenham Crescent Car Park, Epsom, UK
Did you know
Poppies
Epsom Downs
The Regiment of Trees
Bench near Round Wood
Related Links
Epsom Downs
Route Score
A beautiful mix of ancient and new woodland, chalk grassland and the Downs. The viewings across the rolling hills are spectacular.
The Downs can be popular with dog walkers but Langley Woods is a hidden gem at the moment. very peaceful!
Natural footpaths most of the way. I expect you will see some muddy parts during wet periods
Various WW1 information points and sculptures along the route. A very educations trip for families with young children.
"Jutland Wood" crafted by Andrew Lapthorn
"Jutland Wood" crafted by Andrew Lapthorn
"Witness" by John Merrill
Poppy Field
The fuel stop
- Fuel Type Kiosk
- Location on Route At the start
- Address Tea Hut Epsom Downs, Epsom, UK
Other Fueling Options
- Tattenham Corner Beefeater1 min walk form the start
- Derby Arms Epsom5 mins walk off route at the start