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Knole Stile Free Trail17th February 2015A walk of 3 miles (4.8km). Paths continually climb and descend throughout the walk. Admission to park is free. Parking charges apply. Opening times 10.30am…
Otford WalkOtford Walk17th February 2015Find yourself marvelling at the planets in one of Kent's most attractive villages with thriving inns, restaurants and independent shops. The distance of the walk…
Otford walk – landscapes and romanceOtford walk – landscapes and romance17th February 2015This peaceful and refreshing 5 mile walk starts by the river in the picturesque village of Otford and then climbs high above the valley to…
artLullingstone walk – butterflies and bees17th February 2015Lullingstone Country Park Visitor Centre is packed with information about the many delights to be discovered along this walk and across the North Downs. This…
Sevenoaks walk – parkland and parakeets17th February 2015From the Leisure Centre follow the steep path and pass through the metal gate into Knole Park. This is your first chance to glimpse some…
Westerham walk – wonderfully wild woodlandWesterham walk – wonderfully wild woodland17th February 2015The small former market town of Westerham, with it's many independent shops, historic public houses and numerous restaurants and coffee houses is the ideal place…
Ide Hill walk – peaceful paths and inspiring hills17th February 2015Leave the picturesque green at Ide Hill – the highest village in Kent – and follow the path to the first stile to join the…
Camer Park easy access trailCamer Park Stile Free Trail17th February 2015A linear walk of 1.25 miles (2km). The path surface across the park is short grass followed by a hardened surface with occasional stones up…
Wilmay Copse17th February 2015An important feature of the local downland landscape, Wilmay Copse is an area of woodland overlooking Fawkham Valley from a high plateau.
Stubbs Wood17th February 2015Stubbs Wood is a truly beautiful stretch of high woodland. Its winding paths and bridleways feature inspiring views down to Bough Beech Reservoir.
Lullingstone Country Park17th February 2015The beautiful Lullingstone Country Park is the jewel in the crown of this culturally and naturally rich part of the Darenth Valley.
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