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Meopham Circular (or to Rochester) walk

Ancient woodland, landscaped parkland and a nature reserve on the Kent Downs, with an alternative ending to a riverside town full of historical interest.

Circular Kent

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  • Cuxton to Halling: Scenic Walks Near London | UK Hiking Guide 🇬🇧
    Hiking In London, Aug-16

    Discover the charm of the English countryside as we take a picturesque walk from Cuxton to Halling. Just a short trip from London, these quaint villages offer an array of scenic trails and hidden gems waiting to be explored. From the rolling hills to the serene river paths, this walking route caters to hikers of all levels. Join us on this delightful adventure and uncover some of the best walking spots near London. Don't forget to subscribe for more UK hiking insights and guides! #CuxtonHallingWalk #LondonHikes #UKHikingGuide

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  • SWC Free walk 173, Cuxton to Snodland. 7/4/13.
    amib, Apr-13

    This is a pleasant 12 miler through some varied Kent countryside. Setting out from the station, the walker is soon walking past Cuxton church and ascending into a local nature reserve. Then, it's on across some undulating farmland, with some great views, before a pleasing woodland section leading to the Darnley Mausoleum in Cobham Park.

    Shortly after, lunch is had in Cobham, with it's choice of hostelries, or church, in this case.

    Thereafter, there's some familiar terrain passing the village of Henley Street and then on past Luddesdown, with its church and organic farm. Here the walker joins the Wealdway, which is followed to Great Buckland. Then, it's a decent section of woodland walking before descending to views of the semi-industrial Medway River Crossing area and so on to Halling.

    The walk can be finished here, but it's well worth the extra mile to complete the journey in Snodland, particularly if you are able to do the 'main' or 'longer' routes, which this walker didn't, following the 'direct' route instead.

    (The unidentified bird on Holborough Marshes is now believed to be a Reed Bunting. Some wind interference on vocal.).