Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest
Here you'll find mile upon mile of trails for cycling, walking and running. Go Ape have a tree top adventure area here and there's a cafe and visitor centre too.
Walks in Kent
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Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest
Here you'll find mile upon mile of trails for cycling, walking and running. Go Ape have a tree top adventure area here and there's a cafe and visitor centre too.
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Chilston Park
This small area of historic parkland has veteran trees and ponds to explore. Take a look at the wildsites.kentishtour.org.uk website for further information and for details of what you can find here.
3
Royal Military Canal Walk
Thanks to explorekent.org we can bring you this delightful walk along the banks of the Royal Military Canal, taking in wildlife, birds and plants as you go. You can either take a shorter route up to Palmarsh bridge or carry on along the deligtful towpath. Take a look a the link for further details.
4
Sandgate Circular
This two and a half mile stroll will take you around the seaside village of Sandgate, past momuments and along the sea front. Thank to walksandwalking.com you can click on the link to see full details.
5
Stangrove Park
Centrally located in Edenbridge, Stangrove Park has a playground, duck pond and is a delightful grassed park surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, perfect for a gentle stroll.
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Tram Hatch Gardens
A delightful three acre garden created by the owners of Tram Hatch, a historic Grade II listed manor house. Get in touch with them for open days and tour details.
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Tunbridge Wells Common
Park for free for an hour and enjoy a saunter around the common. This short circular walk of just under a mile has easy access and flat tarmac paths, ideal for pushchairs and wheelchairs. There are public conveniences available close to the start and cafes close by.
Walks in Kent
'With miles of stunning Walks in Kent we have listed 7 of the very best Walks Kent has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'
Chilston Park
This small area of historic parkland has veteran trees and ponds to explore. Take a look at the wildsites.kentishtour.org.uk website for further information and for details of what you can find here.
Royal Military Canal Walk
Thanks to explorekent.org we can bring you this delightful walk along the banks of the Royal Military Canal, taking in wildlife, birds and plants as you go. You can either take a shorter route up to Palmarsh bridge or carry on along the deligtful towpath. Take a look a the link for further details.
Sandgate Circular
This two and a half mile stroll will take you around the seaside village of Sandgate, past momuments and along the sea front. Thank to walksandwalking.com you can click on the link to see full details.
Stangrove Park
Centrally located in Edenbridge, Stangrove Park has a playground, duck pond and is a delightful grassed park surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, perfect for a gentle stroll.
Tram Hatch Gardens
A delightful three acre garden created by the owners of Tram Hatch, a historic Grade II listed manor house. Get in touch with them for open days and tour details.
Tunbridge Wells Common
Park for free for an hour and enjoy a saunter around the common. This short circular walk of just under a mile has easy access and flat tarmac paths, ideal for pushchairs and wheelchairs. There are public conveniences available close to the start and cafes close by.