USS Dominik @ Chorleywood

USS stands for underground’s secret search, and it is about exploring things around London’s underground station. Read more about it in my introduction: https://dominiksymonowicz.com/2017/07/07/uss-dominik-underground-secrets-search-introduction/

Chorleywood is in the Zone 7. This station was open on 08.07’1889. I visited this station on 18.08’2018.. At the time of writing this blog, I visited 0 stations this year (0%). Since I started this project, I visited 91 stations (33%), and I passed 222 stations. (81%).

It is suburb village in metroland that is surrounded by many green areas. It is a great place to pop in if you want go for long walks, hikes or runs.

Trivia

The last station within Hertfordshire.
This station has a few names It starts as Chorley Wood then renamed to Chorley Wood & Chenies then went back to Chorley Wood 1934 and in 1964 renamed to Chorleywood.
One of the 5 stations that are outside of M25.
Least used station on the Metropolitan line.
The name literally means “peasant’s wood”.

Is Good independent coffee place nearby?

I went to Rootz and it is nice place for coffee and quick bite.

Is any stunning walks nearby?

A several minutes away from the station there is a Carpenters Wood. It is an ancient Chilterns beechwood. There are cycle and horse paths. You can see Roe deer if you lucky enough. Another place is a Chorleywood Common, but there is nothing excited about it. It is one of start/finish point for the Chess valley walk between Rickmansworth and Chesham.