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As part of the Putting Down Routes project, Black Girls Hike and Wild With Wheels combine heritage with nature as we connect with the unique architecture, pilgrims stories and biodiversity in the City of Canterbury.

  • 26 Sep 2024
  • 11am- 2pm
  • Canterbury

The Putting Down Routes team and project partners Black Girls Hike and Wild With Wheels are delighted to invite you follow in the footsteps of Pilgrims in Canterbury. We will learn about the North Downs Way National Trail, as well as exploring the chalk river habitat along the River Stour. We combine heritage with nature as we connect with the unique architecture, pilgrims stories and biodiversity in the City of Canterbury.


This event is part of the North Downs Way National Trail and Kent Downs National Landscape’s Putting Down Routes Project. Working with partners Wild With Wheels and Black Girls Hike. This is funded through The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Defra’s Farming in Protected Landscapes.

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