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Rochester Christmas marketCelebrate the Magic of Christmas in KentKent’s Christmas markets are a beloved seasonal tradition, and 2025 is already shaping up to be full of festive cheer. Whether you are looking for…Save Celebrate the Magic of Christmas in Kent to favourites
White Cliffs of Dover lighthouse with a group of people walking pastExperience the Magic of East Kent This Twixmas: Unforgettable Walks for Everyone27th November 2025Whether you’re seeking gentle family strolls or invigorating hikes, East Kent offers trails that combine history, scenery, and festive cheer.Save Experience the Magic of East Kent This Twixmas: Unforgettable Walks for Everyone to favourites
views of colourful houses in margate old townExplore Kent Town MapsExploring your local area is an amazing way to get active and discovering the best of what the towns have to offer.Save Explore Kent Town Maps to favourites
Kite Flying at South Forelands LighthouseBest Views And Locations | King Charles III England Coast Path29th June 2022If you're one for pretty locations and views then check out this blog, with some handpicked spots along the England Coast Path.Save Best Views And Locations | King Charles III England Coast Path to favourites
CafeCoastal Cafe Walks in Kent16th October 2024We want to share with you some of our personal favourite coastal cafe walks to enjoy.Save Coastal Cafe Walks in Kent to favourites
knole-frostFestive Strolls: Family Walks in Kent Between Christmas and New Year20th December 2023The days between Christmas and New Year is a fantastic opportunity for families to get together and enjoy the outdoors while exploring Kent. Whether you’re…Save Festive Strolls: Family Walks in Kent Between Christmas and New Year to favourites

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Person doing their shoelace upStart your year with the Ramblers: Wellbeing Health Walks in Medway2nd January 2026Start your year by Discovering Medway’s Green Spaces with the Ramblers: Wellbeing Health Walks: MedwayExplore Medway logoSave Start your year with the Ramblers: Wellbeing Health Walks in Medway to favourites
People are walking and cycling along a flat coast path. It is a cold cloudy day and people are wearing coats. The sea is calm and is separated from the path by a shingle beachExplore Kent: A Year of Connection, Adventure & Growth22nd December 20252025 has been a landmark year for Explore Kent – a year of partnerships, projects, and people coming together to walk, cycle, and connect with…Save Explore Kent: A Year of Connection, Adventure & Growth to favourites
White Cliffs of Dover lighthouse with a group of people walking pastExperience the Magic of East Kent This Twixmas: Unforgettable Walks for Everyone27th November 2025Whether you’re seeking gentle family strolls or invigorating hikes, East Kent offers trails that combine history, scenery, and festive cheer.Save Experience the Magic of East Kent This Twixmas: Unforgettable Walks for Everyone to favourites
British Nordic Walking Conference November 2025Attending the National British Nordic Walking Conference: Focusing on Inclusivity26th November 2025We visited the national conference in Staffordshire to bring back new and exciting ideas for Nordic WalkingExplore Medway logoSave Attending the National British Nordic Walking Conference: Focusing on Inclusivity to favourites
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