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Moon and Planet ObservingWealden Cycle Trail – Ashford to Tenterden22nd May 2023The Ashford to Tenterden cycle route is the perfect way to take in Kent's quintessential scenery running on small country lanes through the High Weald.
Chartham north Lost Landscape TrailChartham north Lost Landscape Trail20th January 2022The 3.5 mile Chartham north trail follows the North Downs Way through the northern part of the parish, focusing on local field names.
Denge and Eggringe Woods and Bonsai BankDenge and Eggringe Woods and Bonsai Bank20th January 2022Denge and Eggringe Woods are a large areas of adjoining woodland south of Canterbury, rich with orchids and butterflies.
A wooden signpost for the North Downs Way shows a direction marker for Patrixbourne 4 1/2 miles away, with icons for walking, cycling, and horseback riding. In the background, a narrow road is lined with hedges and bordered by a thatched-roof cottage partially covered in greenery, along with trees. A small sticker on the sign features a person in yellow clothing holding a blue flag.North Downs Way National Trail20th January 2022The 153 mile (245 km) North Downs Way National Trail from Farnham to Dover offers spectacular views and a fascinating heritage, passing through the Surrey…
Wye Downs walkWye Downs walk20th January 2022Challenging climbs through this part of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are rewarded by spectacular views. This exhilarating circular walk leads through…
Wye National Nature ReserveWye National Nature Reserve20th January 2022Wye National Nature Reserve has a beautiful and varied landscape of chalk downland, woodland and scrub on the steep slope of the North Downs, and…
Packing Wood2nd April 2015Packing Wood is ancient semi natural woodland and a great place for a ramble along the network of permissive paths and public rights of way.
Great Stour WayGreat Stour way10th March 2015Running between Canterbury and Chartham this 3 mile long traffic free multi-user route following National Cycle Route 18 provides a beautiful and tranquil journey along…
Cathedral to Coast cycle ride – Canterbury to Dover10th March 2015Undertake your own Pilgrim's Progress on this marvellous 50 mile (80km) circular ride using Regional Routes 16 and 17 linking Dover, Canterbury and Folkestone.
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…
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.
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