Clare House

Dover Cruise Terminal to National Trust White Cliffs Visitor Centre Walking Trail, White Cliffs

Follows the cliff-top path above Dover's iconic white chalk faces with steady but manageable inclines throughout. Spectacular coastal views make this worth every step, though the exposed route and uneven terrain aren't suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads. The dramatic scenery and wartime history (including fan bay bunkers) give this short walk serious punch – perfect for families with confident walkers aged 6+.

Visitor Centre to Dover Castle Trail, White Cliffs

Climbs steadily from the visitor centre up to Dover Castle on chalk paths and steps, with some steep sections that might challenge young children. Not suitable for buggies due to uneven terrain and inclines. Dogs welcome on leads. The ascent rewards with stunning views over the White Cliffs and English Channel, plus fascinating wartime tunnels and medieval castle exploration at the top make this short climb worthwhile for history buffs and coast lovers alike.

Visitor Centre to Langdon Stairs Trail, White Cliffs

Follows a gentle cliff-top path with spectacular sea views across the English Channel. Mostly flat, well-maintained gravel surface suitable for buggies and families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads. The trail connects the visitor facilities to dramatic chalk cliff viewpoints and wartime memorials, making it an easy but rewarding coastal walk. Perfect for a short leg-stretch with National Trust facilities at the start.

Visitor Centre to Fan Bay Deep Shelter and South Foreland Lighthouse Circiular Trail, White Cliffs

Additional parking to Fan Bay and South Foreland Lighthouse Circular Trail, White Cliffs