Walking Groups in Kent

Do you like walking but want to find some more routes and meet like minded people? Joining a walking group in Kent allows you to do just that, with most walking groups being lead by a walk leader so you don’t have to worry about planning the route. Turn up and discover new walking routes whilst meeting others, having a chat and exploring our stunning Kent countryside.

Some the Ramblers groups do ask for a membership fee after you have attended a few walks to see if the group is right for you.

 

North Kent

Ramblers – North West Kent 

Check out their walking programme over on the North West Kent Ramblers webpage.

Faversham Walking Group

Check out their walking programme over on the Faversham Walking Group Facebook page.

 

South Kent

Ramblers – White Cliffs Group

Check out their walking programme over on the Ramblers White Cliffs Group webpage.

Hythe Ladies Walking Group

Check out their walking programme over on the Hythe Ladies Walking Group Facebook page, join the group to gain access.

Monday to Friday regular walks from various locations in Hythe at various times.

 

East Kent

East Kent Walking Group

Check out their walking programme over on the East Kent Walking Group webpage and take a look at their active Facebook page for further useful updates.

Ramblers – Canterbury Walks

Check out their walking programme over on the Ramblers Canterbury Group webpage.

 

West Kent

Ramblers – West Kent Walking Group

Check out their walking programme over on the Ramblers West Kent Walking Group webpage.

Ramblers – Maidstone 

Check out their walking programme over on the Ramblers Maidstone webpage.

 

The Ramblers Find A Walk Finder – search on the Ramblers Find A Walk Map to find walks and walking groups in Kent.

 

Inspiration To Get Exploring Yourself

If you don’t always have to time to fit in a scheduled walk with a walking group in Kent then create your own schedule.

Explore the Kent countryside with these challenging walking routes – including ELham Valley, The Saxon Shore Way and the North Downs Way.

Or why not take on a more substantial route with one of these long distance routes – maybe the Stour Valley Way

Did you know there are also NHS Health Walks available in Kent – check out our NHS Health Walks page and find out how to take part.