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Stunning Summer Walks

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There’s nothing like the warm summer sun hitting your face while enjoying a relaxing walk or thrilling cycle. With summer greeting us with its stunning presence, now is the perfect time to experience the amazing array of colours that surround the striking green space in stunning Kent. Grab your sunscreen and sunglasses, then head off on one of our favourite hand-picked walks.

We have collated some of our favourite walks and cycle routes, that will give your tribe the best opportunities to enjoy the beautiful summertime. Get excited about the prospect of a yummy picnic and a cold drink after your exciting walk or cycle ride.

Our Favourite Summer Walking and Cycling Routes...

sunrise-at-the-beachKent's Hidden BeachesExplore Kent's beautiful hidden beaches, that are either secret or just have exciting histories. Escape the crowds and queues of the more known beaches!
Royal Military CanalRoyal Military CanalThe Royal Military Canal Path is an excellent waymarked walking and cycling trail offering a wonderfully easy and relaxing route.
England Coastal Path signageExplore the England coast From sand dunes to white cliffs, the England Coast Path is a delight to walk, whether it’s the full length or a smaller section.
cranbrook walkCranbrook WalkThe Cranbrook Walk is an ideal starting point for a peaceful walk through this most attractive area of the county.
People cycling Isle of Harty TrailIsle of Harty Trail The Isle of Harty Trail and the Sheerness Way are flat, circular and perfect for families.
Cycling in CrockenhillCrab and Winkle Way – Canterbury to Whitstable Go from cloisters to oysters with seven miles of almost traffic-free cycling packed with history and nostalgia.
Great Stour WayGreat Stour Way Following National Cycle Route 18 Great Stour Way provides a beautiful and tranquil journey along the banks of the River Stour.
Heron TrailHeron Cycle Trail – the Hoo PeninsulaThe Heron Trail explores the often forgotten area of the Hoo Peninsula, with its literary connections – Charles Dickens.

There are plenty more walking and cycling trails to explore all over Kent. Be sure to check them out on our activities page.

Plan your Kent staycation this summer, with golden sands and beautiful landscapes, clifftop escapes and fish and chips, you will almost forget you’re not at a holiday destination.

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