Downsview Guesthouse

Saxon Shore Way

Follows Kent's coastline for 262km from Gravesend to Hastings, tracing the Roman-era shoreline through marshes, seawalls, and clifftops. Mostly flat with gentle undulations, split into manageable sections—perfect for multi-day adventures or shorter family walks, though boggy stretches and narrow paths make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome throughout. Rewards you with expansive estuary views, historic forts, remote wetlands teeming with birdlife, and charming coastal villages, capturing Kent's w

Godinton Park Circular Walk

Loops through the grounds of historic Godinton House, mixing manicured parkland with quiet countryside lanes. Mostly flat with gentle undulations, suitable for families though possibly muddy after rain. Dogs welcome on leads through the estate sections. The Jacobean manor house and formal gardens provide a picturesque backdrop, making this an easy-going walk that combines heritage with pleasant rural scenery—ideal for a relaxed afternoon stroll.

Wye National Nature Reserve Nature Trail

Meanders through ancient woodland and chalk grassland with gentle to moderate slopes. The nature reserve's well-maintained trails suit most abilities, though some sections can be uneven underfoot – families with older children will enjoy it, but buggies won't cope with the terrain. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds and rare flora. Exceptional wildflowers in spring, stunning views across the Wye valley, and genuine peace just minutes from the village – one of Kent's finest wil

Bogs & Giants Walk

Sundews & Views Walk