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A couple sitting on the Downs watching the sunset over the countrysideDevil’s Kneading Trough and the Wye Downs4th April 2024The Devil’s Kneading Trough is an extraordinary site of geological significance and the Wye Downs are a fantastic example of how geology impacts upon biodiversity.
Wealden 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.
North Downs Way 14 : Wye to Folkestone21st April 2023Journey from Wye to Folkestone passing Wye Crown, Devil's Kneading Trough and admire panoramic views across the Channel.
Feel Our Voice sculptured bench, surrounded with some trees and autumn leaves.‘Feel Our Voice’ By Kezia Cole2nd March 2023The parametric design enables light to filter through the piece, creating a visual ripple as the contours of the bench mirror words spoken by local…
Coppice Oratory sculpture‘Coppice Oratory’ By Tchonova + La Roi1st March 2023Made from coppiced chestnut directly from the forest woodland, this four-metre-high wooden sculpture is a key lookout point on the North Downs Way, a space…
View over North Downs, with a bike on the grass.North Downs Way Riders’ Route: Section 3a – Alternative Wye to Canterbury route18th November 2022On this section of the North Downs Way Riders' Route, meander along the River Stour, relax and reflect at Catha's Seat and take in the…
Three cyclists on a dirt pathway, with orchard on right and hedge on left. Cycling towards the camera, on a sunny day.North Downs Way Riders’ Route: Section 3 – East Kent Loop18th November 2022On this section of the North Downs Way Riders' Route, wind through ancient woodland, past outdoor sculptures and drink in sensational views in historic Canterbury.
Bluebells and tall trees in King's Wood. Trees have light green leaves.King’s Wood20th January 2022King's Wood is a large forest near Challock that combines opportunities for appreciating art and nature in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.
Wye 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 Valley view, green fields and trees in distance. Bright day.Wye 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…
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