Hythe canalRoyal Military Canal27th March 2015Running from Hythe to Cliff End in Sussex, a walk along the Royal Military Canal will take you through beautiful marshes, woodland and picturesque villages.
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.
Samphire Hoe Beach4th March 2015Samphire Hoe is a unique, new nature reserve developed by Eurotunnel during the construction of the Channel Tunnel.
Walking through beachKingsdown Beach4th March 2015You'll find all you need for an afternoon on the beach at Kingsdown, a secluded half sand, half shingle beach with plenty of rock pools…
Hythe Boat SunsetHythe Beach4th March 2015Hythe is surrounded by countryside and edged by the sea, so what more could you want from an afternoon trip to the coast?
Folkestone BeachFolkestone Beach4th March 2015This fantastic family bay is a great place to go swimming, visit the mermaid café, and play in the adventure playground in the Lower Leas…
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.
Samphire Hoe easy access trailSamphire Hoe Stile Free Trail17th February 2015Enjoy magnificent views along this coastal walk through the newest part of Kent. Samphire Hoe has been created from the spoil excavated during the construction…
Marshy LandSt Margarets Bay walk – guarding the gateway17th February 2015This 4.7 mile King Charles III England Coastal Path circular walk, much of it along quiet roads where the going is very easy, is dotted…
Neck Wood17th February 2015Neck Wood, near Alkham, is an ancient woodland covering 3.5 hectares, managed by the Woodland Trust.