How to get from Ashtead Rail Station to Maidenhead Rail Station

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From Ashtead Rail Station to Maidenhead Rail Station

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First departure

Leave at 18:33 and arrive at 20:24

Journey time 01:51

Start with: South Western Railway to Dorking

1Leatherhead Rail Station
2Box Hill & Westhumble Rail Station
3Dorking Rail Station

Change to: Walk to Dorking Deepdene Rail Station

4Dorking Deepdene Rail Station

Change to: Great Western Railway to Reading

5Dorking West Rail Station
6Shalford (Surrey) Rail Station
7Guildford Rail Station
8North Camp Rail Station
9Blackwater Rail Station
10Wokingham Rail Station
11Reading Rail Station

Change to: Great Western Railway to Maidenhead

Disruptions: Maidenhead: No Step Free Access - Until August 2024, step free access is not available to platform 3 (trains towards Reading) due to planned maintenance. Call us on 0343 222 1234 if you need help planning your journey.

Disruptions: MAIDENHEAD STATION: From Monday 6 November until August 2024, no step-free access between street level and platforms 2 and 3. This will affect westbound Elizabeth line and GWR services as well as some eastbound services during service disruption and engineering works. Marlow services would not be affected at any time.

12Twyford Rail Station
13Maidenhead Rail Station

Second departure

Leave at 18:43 and arrive at 20:26

Journey time 01:43

Start with: South Western Railway to London Waterloo

1Epsom Rail Station
2Ewell West Rail Station
3Stoneleigh Rail Station
4Worcester Park Rail Station
5Motspur Park Rail Station
6Raynes Park Rail Station
7Wimbledon Rail Station
8Earlsfield Rail Station
9Clapham Junction Rail Station
10Vauxhall Rail Station
11London Waterloo Rail Station

Change to: Northern line to Tottenham Court Road

Disruptions: Northern Line: Minor delays due to a shortage of trains.

Disruptions: Tottenham Court Road Station: Mini ramps are available at this station on the Northern line platforms. They are designed to cover the small remaining step / or gap between the platform and the train on step-free to train platforms. They make it easier for customers people to get on and off the train, in particular for people whose mobility aids have small or swivel wheels. The ramps are quick and easy to use. Staff are trained to use them and will be happy to provide one for you to use. If you would like to use a mini ramp, please ask for help from staff or press the information button on a help point.