Wye - North Downs Way circular walk
Walk information
4.3 miles (6.9 km) with some steep slopes
This walk in the Wye Downs offer some of the most spectacular
viewpoints of Kent providing visitors with a true perspective of
Kent's rural lifestyle.
View a 360 degree image of Wye
Many fascinating local features dot this beautiful landscape,
including Wye crown which was carved into the hillside by school
children in 1902 to mark the coronation of King Edward VII. Also,
the Devil's Kneading Trough, an impressive pereglacial coombe which
was formed during the last ice age.
How to get there
Postcode starting point: TN25 5ES
Car: From A28 near Ashford, follow signs to
Wye.
Parking: There is a free car park in the
village near the church.
Bus: 652 (Canterbury-Ashford). 10 journeys.
Mon-Sat.
Traveline: 0871 200 2233.
This walk has been created by the North Downs Way National Trail
and uses a section of the North Downs Way.
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