Accessible Heritage Trails

The Accessible Heritage Trails leaflets explore the monuments and fortified sites of historic towns in Kent, West Flanders and Côte d'Opale. The trails are easily accessible for everyone, particularly for people with limited mobility, the elderly and families with pushchairs. Each leaflet contains a clear map, a route description and some historic information about the major points of interest. The Kentish leaflets include trails of Canterbury, Dover, Rochester, Sandwich, Tonbridge, Hythe and the Battle of Britain. In 2007 a new trail for Thurnham Castle was launched that takes the visitor around White Horse Wood, including its Iron Age enclosure and Thurnham Castle.

If you have difficulty accessing these documents, please contact heritageconservation@kent.gov.uk.

	Battle of Britain trail (565k)
	Canterbury trail (1.1mb)
	Dover trail (862k)
	Gravesend trail (912k)
	Hythe trail (777k)
	Rochester trail (901k)
	Sandwich trail (1mb)
	Thurnham trail (1mb)
	Tonbridge trail (1mb)