Sevenoaks Common27th March 2015Just outside of Sevenoaks, the Common is a great place to enjoy peaceful walks through typical English woodland.
Sandwich to Rye cycle ride10th March 2015Head into smugglers' territory as you follow National Routes 1 and 2 along the Kent coast, taking in stunning coastal cliff paths and quiet country…
Dover BeachDover4th March 2015Bask at the foot of those iconic White Cliffs and look out across the world's busiest straits.
Perry Woods Cycle Trail3rd March 2015Explore one of Kent's most picturesque and appealing farming landscapes; nestling in the chalk slopes of the North Downs, an area of outstanding natural beauty…
2 Bikeriders one with helmet one withoutPilgrims Cycle Trail3rd March 2015From the wilds of the North Downs to the inspirational City of Canterbury, you will see the best of what Kent has to offer on…
Greensand Way3rd March 2015Stride out along 108 miles of the Greensand Way and discover some of the finest walking experiences in the South East.
Saxon Shore Way20th February 2015Imagine stepping back in time and discovering the coastline of the Garden of England as it stood more than 1,600 years ago. The 160 mile…
Elham Valley WayElham Valley Way18th February 2015Follow this 22.5 mile route as it meanders through hidden byways, ancient woodland and attractive villages surrounded by parkland, orchards and farmsteads.
Stour Valley WalkStour Valley walk18th February 2015Follow the route of the River Stour from its source at Lenham, in the heart of the Garden of England, to the historic city of…
horseriders - know your rightsWye and Crundale rides18th February 2015Horse riding through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty always seems that little bit more special. Take it glorious views whilst riding through natural bird…
Wealdway18th February 2015Follow the 82 mile Wealdway through the heart of the Kent and Sussex countryside, from the Thames Estury at Gravesend to the popular pier at…
A peaceful countryside scene featuring a grassy field and a pathway leading to a wooden gate. A wooden signpost stands nearby with two directional signs, one pointing left with 'Nuffield Gate' and the other right with 'Car Park.' The background shows trees under a cloudy sky, evoking a tranquil setting ideal for walking or hiking.White Horse Wood Stile Free Trail17th February 2015A short walk of 0.7miles (1.1km) through Kent County Council's newest country park. A longer walk can be completed of 0.9miles (1.4km) if viewing Thurnham…