Is Slough worth visiting?

Yes, it is a convenient base for visiting Windsor and London.

How long is the train ride?

Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes including the change.

Are there direct trains?

No, you must change at a London terminal.

Yes, especially during peak hours.

Can I walk to the center?

Yes, the town center is a short walk from the station.

Whyteleafe

Slough

Train Driving

Whyteleafe to Slough

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Whyteleafe to the town of Slough covers approximately 45 kilometers. By car, you will travel via the M25, taking about 50 minutes. By train, you can travel from Whyteleafe South to East Croydon, then take a service from London Paddington to Slough. Slough is a major business hub located near Windsor and Heathrow Airport. The route is very direct via the M25.

Total Distance: 45 km driving distance, 40 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving is usually the fastest, taking about 50 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most economical for groups, while Advance train tickets are best for solo travelers.

Compare Whyteleafe to Slough Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 30 mins	50 mins
Avg Price	25-40 GBP	10-15 GBP
Operator	Great Western Railway	N/A
Route	Whyteleafe South to East Croydon, then London to Slough.	M25 via Leatherhead.
Tip	Trains from Paddington to Slough are very frequent.	The M25 can be very busy; check live traffic updates.

Travel Tips

Parking
Use the Queensmere car park for easy access to the town center.
Rail Tickets
Book train tickets in advance to save on the fare.
Walking
Slough town center is compact and easy to explore on foot.
Transport
Slough is well-connected to London and Windsor by bus and train.
Dining
Explore the many restaurants in the town center.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
Be cautious of heavy traffic on the M25 during peak hours.
Pedestrian Safety
Use designated crossings in the busy town center.
Personal Belongings
Keep your bags secure in crowded areas like the shopping center.
Emergency
Dial 999 for any emergency in the town.