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Borough Green to Sevenoaks Walk

A Country House, Igtham Mote (NT), Knole Palace and deer park (NT), as well as pretty countryside, and close to London.

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  • Sevenoaks Circular Walk: Exploring Scenic Trails in the Heart of England 🇬🇧
    Hiking In London, Apr-20

    Join us on a picturesque hiking adventure as we explore the Sevenoaks Circular Walk in the beautiful countryside of England. This captivating trail takes us through scenic woodlands, rolling hills, and charming villages, offering breathtaking views along the way. Immerse yourself in nature, listen to the birdsong, and feel the tranquility of the countryside. Discover hidden gems, historical landmarks, and peaceful spots to relax and enjoy a picnic. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a nature enthusiast, the Sevenoaks Circular Walk is a delightful experience for all. Subscribe now for more exciting hiking adventures and outdoor explorations in the UK!

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    This walk is covered by our Club's insurance. Our Club is registered on The British Mountaineering Council (BMC)

    © Club Hiking in London. Ltd (CASC) in collaboration with Saturday Walkers Club.

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  • Borough Green to Sevenoaks Hike (RAW footage)
    Duncan Samarasinghe, Nov-19

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    Day hike on 02/11/2019.

    https://www.walkingclub.org.uk/walk/borough-green-to-sevenoaks/videos.html

  • Time Out Walks, Book 1, Walk 36, Borough Green to Sevenoaks. 27/1/13.
    amib, Feb-13

    The beginning of this 9.3 miler from Borough Green was familiar terrain, having done 'Walk 50' some months prior to this one. After Basted though, it's on to pastures new, literally, as some of the former orchards have now been cleared, it would seem, reflecting the demise of our fruit industry, unfortunately.

    Lunch is taken at Plaxtol church, rather than the suggested Ightham Moat, though there are picnic tables available there, as was recalled later.

    After Ightham, there's a bit of road walking prior to a stretch of muddy bridleway before some more woodland walking. This leads on to the grounds of Knole Park, with it's house and deer, before some more road walking back to the station.

    Another pleasant walk through some classic Kentish scenery, though the decline of the orchards, and it's associated wildlife (a favourite haunt of the now elusive Bullfinch) is a concern.