Circular Themed Walks, Faversham
 Dramatic coastline and ancient
royal woodland; silent valley trails and walks through
orchards and centuries of history following in the footsteps
of Peasants, Royalty and Romans. You'll discover all this in
and around the historic market town of Faversham.
To help you make the most of your visit, a selection of
fascinating and contrasting circular walks of varying lengths have
been developed - all linked to local pubs, tea rooms and
restaurants, visitor attractions and a wealth of quality
accommodation. Some extend an extra special welcome to walkers and
cyclists and are accredited with
Green
Tourism awards (link opens in a new window) in recognition of
their exemplary environmental performance. So why not stay in the
area for a couple of nights and really get to know this delightful
corner of Kent.
With exclusive special offers, step-by-step circular walk
directions, maps, ideas of where to stay and places to visit all
available for download from the
Faversham website (link opens in a new window),
we're sure your visit to this patch of the Garden of England will
be a particularly fruitful one!
You can also request online (link opens in a new window) a Faversham
Walks Pack - the 4 walks leaflets and the special offers contained
within a handy, waterproof carry case - to be mailed out you.
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The Peasants' Last Revolt (link opens in a
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5.3miles / 8.3km
Follows in the footsteps of pilgrims and legionaries and evokes the
sights and sounds of the site of the last armed uprising on British
soil - The Battle of Bossenden Wood.
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Syndale Valley Walk (link opens in a new
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11miles / 17.7km - but with short cuts!
An outstanding rural, working landscape of woodland, open
grassland, fields and parkland.
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A Walk on the Wild Side (link opens in a new
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7.5miles / 12.1km
Contrasts the historic, bustling market town of Faversham with the
calm of a coastal path, a bird reserve and the wide, open waters of
the Thames Estuary.
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Footsteps of Royalty & Romans (link
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6.3miles / 10.1km
Encompasses both town and country, and winds along orchard paths
and wooded trails leading to the Brogdale National Fruit
Collection. |