Mole Valley Line

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The Mole Valley Line runs from Streatham in London to Horsham, via Sutton, Epsom and Dorking. This simulation also includes the New Guildford Line from Guildford to Surbiton via Cobham & Stoke D'Abernon, and the short line linking the two via Bookham.

Mole Valley Line
DescriptionThe Mole Valley Line from Epsom to Horsham, and the New Guildford Line from Surbiton to Guildford
Country United Kingdom
Time period2022
Train Operating CompanySouth Western Railway, Southern
Simulation difficulty4/10 stars
AuthorOxalin
WebsiteMole Valley Line
Rolling Stock
Route map

Surbiton
Epsom
Hinchley Wood
Ashtead
Claygate
Leatherhead
Oxshott
Bookham
Cobham & Stoke D'Abernon
Mickleham Tunnel
Boxhill & Westhumble
Effingham Junction
Dorking
Effingham Junction Siding
Dorking Siding
Horsley
Betchworth Tunnel
Clandon
Holmwood
London Road (Guildford)
Ockley
Guildford
Horsham

Services on the route are operated by South Western Railway and Southern, and mostly consist of frequent-stopping commuter services using Class 455 and Class 377 units respectively.

Timetable

The standard off peak services are given below.

Mole Valley Line Services
Train Operating Company Origin Destination Frequency (tph)
South Western Railway London Waterloo Guildford via Cobham 2
Guildford via Epsom 1
Dorking 1
Southern London Victoria 1
Horsham 1

A few additional express services operate via Cobham in the peak periods, to and from Portsmouth.

Operational Tips

Keep an eye on service timings - some trains may wait at stations for a few minutes, so its not always obvious which should be routed first at the junctions.

Notes

  • The distances and speed limits between Hinchley Wood and Effingham Junction are approximate, as the sectional appendix is missing these pages as of 28/8/22. The route may be updated with the correct information in the future.
  • The short Bookham tunnel has been omitted due to space constraints.