Yorke Lodge

Canterbury Middle Ring Walk

Circles Canterbury's historic centre on mostly flat, paved paths and quiet residential streets with gentle inclines near the city walls. Perfect for families and buggies, offering glimpses of the cathedral, medieval ramparts, and riverside sections along the Great Stour. Dogs welcome throughout. Ideal for combining culture with easy walking, letting you explore Canterbury's landmarks without venturing into crowds or tackling challenging terrain—great for stretching legs after a campsite morning.

Canterbury Inner Ring Walk

Follows Canterbury's medieval city walls and riverside paths on mostly flat, paved or well-maintained surfaces. Perfect for families and buggies, with plenty of historical landmarks including Westgate Towers and sections of the ancient fortifications. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers a compact loop combining heritage sights with river views, ideal for exploring Canterbury's character without venturing into the countryside. Expect easy walking with frequent cafés and facilities along the route.

Kent County Council Centenary Walk

Follows the Kent coastline for varied terrain including cliff-top paths, beach sections, and gentle downland — expect some moderate inclines but mostly accessible stretches. Suitable for families with older children who can handle longer distances, though buggies won't manage the rougher coastal sections. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near wildlife areas and grazing land. Offers stunning sea views, historic landmarks, and quintessential Kent countryside, making it ideal for those wanting a p

Canterbury Outer Ring Walk

Green Trail