The walk from Chilworth station to Chilworth Manor Vineyard is approximately 0.8 miles, taking about 14 minutes. This pleasant route takes you through Chilworth village and into the beautiful Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Along the way, you can expect views of the picturesque Surrey countryside, including glimpses of the North Downs and St Martha's Hill, particularly as you approach and explore the vineyard itself. The surrounding area is a haven for wildlife and birds. While the direct path is short, the terrain in the broader area can be undulating, suggesting a moderate walking ability is beneficial, though the vineyard offers shorter, less hilly paths on its own 'Winston's Walk'. Amenities such as pubs are available in Chilworth village. The walk is generally good year-round, but some paths in the area can be slippery or prone to flooding after prolonged rain. Upon arrival, the vineyard's Watch House Tasting Barn and Cellar Door provide refreshment options.

If walking is not preferred, local taxi services like Wizz Cars Guildford, Guildford Taxi, GUCarsLTD, and Chilworth Taxi Company are available and can be booked ahead.

The walk from Shalford station to Chinthurst Hill Vineyards is predominantly scenic, transitioning from village roads to the peaceful Surrey Hills countryside. The journey to Chinthurst Lane itself is estimated at about 15 minutes. The vineyard is situated on Chinthurst Hill, a site with panoramic views across East Surrey, encompassing landmarks like Guildford Cathedral and St Martha's Hill.

The route offers a mix of terrains, with the final approach to the vineyard involving uphill sections, uneven paths, and steps, making it unsuitable for pushchairs. The natural surroundings are a highlight, with Chinthurst Hill serving as a nature reserve boasting woodland trails and diverse flora and fauna. Visitors in spring (April/May) can enjoy vibrant bluebell displays. Wildlife such as various bird species and summer butterflies can be observed.

While the initial part of the walk through Shalford village may offer some limited amenities, the path to the vineyard itself is rural, with no public toilets on Chinthurst Hill. The walk is enjoyable year-round, though sections can be muddy, particularly after rain, requiring sensible shoes or walking boots.

For those preferring not to walk, taxis are available from Shalford. Local options include Wizz Cars Guildford, Shalford Taxis by All Guildford Cars, Surrey Cars Guildford, and GU Cars. It is advisable to book ahead.

The walk from Box Hill & Westhumble station to Denbies Wine Estate offers picturesque views, transitioning from the village of Westhumble directly into the sprawling vineyard. The immediate path from the station is a relatively easy walk, estimated at around 16 minutes. As you approach Denbies, you'll be treated to views of vine-filled valleys and the wider North Downs landscape, with Box Hill often visible in the background. The Denbies Hillside section, part of the larger estate, is known for its diverse wildflowers and butterflies, including the distinctive Adonis Blue.

The Estate itself provides amenities like toilets, cafes, and a farm shop. Nearby the station, a cycle shop cafe and the Stepping Stones pub are available. While a short, accessible walk through the vineyard is possible once there, some of the wider circular routes in the area, which incorporate Denbies, involve challenging terrain with steep climbs and descents, such as those that venture onto Box Hill or the North Downs Way. Good footwear is advisable, particularly as paths can be muddy. The vineyard is enjoyable year-round, though late summer, when the grapes are ready for harvest and butterflies are abundant, is particularly recommended.

For those who prefer not to walk, local taxi services are available from Dorking. It is advisable to book ahead. Companies such as Dorking Taxis Ltd, A-Star Taxis, A-2-B Dorking Taxis, A1 Dorking Cabs, and Abacab Dorking Taxis operate in the area.

The walk from Dorking station to the vineyard, Denbies Wine Estate (where Litmus Wines Ltd is based), is approximately 1.3 miles and takes around 15 to 25 minutes, easily within 45 minutes. The most direct route involves exiting the station, turning right, and following the road to the roundabout where the vineyard is on the left.

The journey transitions from the outskirts of Dorking into the expansive countryside of the Surrey Hills. Upon arrival at Denbies, visitors are greeted with magnificent panoramic views of the 265 acres of vines, the North Downs, and Box Hill. While the immediate path from the station is not heavily described for specific wildlife, the surrounding area is rich in natural beauty.

The walk is generally suitable year-round as Denbies Wine Estate is an all-weather destination. The direct route is relatively flat and accessible, suitable for most walking abilities the estate also offers dedicated flat, accessible walks within the vineyard itself. Amenities are available at Denbies, including restaurants, a gift shop, and toilets.

If walking is not preferred, a taxi from Dorking station to Denbies Wine Estate takes approximately 3 minutes and can be arranged, though booking ahead is advisable.

The walk from Cobham & Stoke D’Abernon station to Painshill Park is approximately 2 to 3 miles, taking 42-55 minutes on foot. The route largely traverses the countryside and quiet lanes, offering far-reaching views and passing through the pretty village of Downside. Once inside Painshill, there are spectacular views across the vineyard and from the Gothic Tower, alongside plenty of birdlife around the Serpentine Lake. While the journey to Painshill is predominantly rural, the return path may include urban and suburban areas through Cobham town centre. Amenities are available near the station and within Painshill Park at Hamilton's Tea Room. The park is open year-round, but be aware that parts of the route can be muddy after heavy rain, so appropriate footwear is advisable. The walk is suitable for most abilities while there are some hilly sections and steep inclines within the park, an accessible route is available, and all-terrain wheelchairs can be hired.

If walking is not preferred, taxis are available from Cobham & Stoke D’Abernon station, taking about 5 minutes and costing £8-£10. It is recommended to pre-book, and local operators include Claremont (01932 863335), Woodlands (01932 590059), and Citizen (01923 865533).