Fitzwalter Arms

Miner's Way Trail

Stretches 43.5km through Kent's former coalfield landscape, following old railway lines and gentle countryside paths with minimal elevation change. Suitable for splitting into family-friendly sections on flat, well-maintained tracks—though the full route's length makes it better for older children and experienced walkers. Dogs welcome throughout. Highlights include industrial heritage sites, wildflower meadows, and peaceful farmland views that tell the story of East Kent's mining past, making it

King Charles III England Coast Path: Folkestone to Ramsgate

National Trails

Follows Kent's dramatic White Cliffs and coastal flats between Folkestone and Ramsgate, with sections of gentle promenade walking mixed with moderate cliff-top climbs and occasional steep steps at Dover. The iconic Dover cliffs stretch is spectacular but not suitable for buggies or very young children due to uneven paths and exposure. Dogs welcome on leads. Delivers stunning sea views, historic landmarks including Dover Castle, and charming seaside towns—a quintessential English coastal experien

North Downs Way (Canterbury loop)

National Trails

Follows the classic chalk ridge with steady climbs and descents through ancient woodland and open farmland. Expect moderate inclines, particularly around Bigbury Hill, making it challenging for buggies but manageable for older children used to longer walks. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The Canterbury loop rewards with sweeping views across the Stour Valley, historic sites including an Iron Age hillfort, and quintessential Kentish countryside perfect for a half-day adventure.

Canterbury Outer Ring Walk

Elham Valley Way