Stepping Out at Samphire Hoe with Wild With Wheels & Carers Stepping Out
Walk and wheel through the rich biodiversity of Samphire Hoe Nature Reserve with Ranger Paul during this Putting Down Routes event in Dover.
- 27 Mar 2025
- 10.45am to 12.30pm
- Samphire Hoe
Visiting Samphire Hoe Nature Reserve in Dover with Putting Down Routes, Wild With Wheels and Stepping Out.
We will be walking and wheeling through the rich biodiversity of Kent Downs National Landscapes’ Samphire Hoe Nature Reserve.
We will be joined by Ranger Paul from Samphire Hoe, who will talk about the creation of the Nature Reserve which was from the spoils of the Channel Tunnel.
We might be able to spot a peregrine falcon, chough or even a seal or dolphin in the channel. Spot and hear some native and migrating birds such as the stonechat or wheatear and if lucky you may spot a peregrine falcon- the world’s fastest bird.
Marvel at the backdrop of the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, as well as seeing the beach and views to Folkestone. We will stroll along the sea wall where you may be able to spot a seal or gannet.
⏰ What is the duration of this event? 1 hour.
📏 What is the distance of the walk? 2km
🔄 Is this a circular or linear walk? Circular
👩🏿🦱 Who can attend this walk? This walk is accessible for all to attend. Suitable for All Terrain wheeled equipment and walking aids which are capable of a section of steeper terrain.
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.
