Walks

A footpath in Mereworth Woods

MEREWORTH WALKING GROUP

Walks are on every 4th Tuesday from March to November.

the link to the web site is :  https://mwwpchurches.org/

FOR DETAILS  AND WHERE TO MEET, ETC.

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TONBRIDGE & MALLING WALK 4 WELLBEING (FORMERLY HEALTH WALKS)

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A VOLUNTEER FOR MEREWORTH WALKS?

VISIT healthy.living@tmbc.gov.uk or call 01732 876347

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Wealdway40 walks The Wealdway is a long-distance path running for 82 miles north-south across Kent and Sussex from Gravesend to Eastbourne. It crosses not just the fine scenery of the High and Low Wealds but also the North Downs, the South Downs and the Greensand Ridge. Importantly for us, the Wealdway passes through the heart of Tonbridge and Malling and many of our regular Ramblers walks include sections of this path.

Full details of how to join one of the Wealdway40 walks can be found at: www.kentramblers.org.uk/wealdway40 .

 Most walks are circular, but some are linear, so please check the details online and contact the leader to clarify if necessary.
Walks are open to non-members but booking may be required – see website
Walks are subject to updates – see
www.kentramblers.org.uk/wealdway40

 

                      

BULLINGSTONE                                                                                                 BALLS GREEN                                                                                                   TONBRIDGE CASTLE

PHOTOS COPYRIGHT ROBERT PEEL

 

Looking after our footpaths

We try to ensure that public footpaths within Tonbridge & Malling are readily accessible to all walkers. We have footpath observers in each parish who report issues such as broken stiles and gates; broken or missing footpath signs; fallen trees and other obstructions. If you are out walking and encounter a problem, please do raise an alert. You can do this by logging the fault on the Kent Country Council website (search for ‘KCC public rights of way’) or by emailing details (with photo and path number/location) to info@tonbridgeandmallingramblers.org.uk.

Medway Valley Countryside Partnership is delivering a series of free guided walks and events over the next year, designed for people over 55 or with a long-term health condition. Gentle, nature focussed walks will take place each week in a variety of beautiful countryside locations in the Maidstone and Tonbridge and Malling areas. Walks will last for 1-2 hours, with rest breaks, led by experienced leaders at a pace to suit the group.

Come and join us to enjoy the ever-changing mosaic of the Kentish countryside. See, hear, and feel the changing seasons as we explore some of the hidden gems of Kent, right on your doorstep. Reap the benefits for your mind and body as we take gentle walks through landscapes rich in history, all while spotting wildlife under the guidance of a local expert.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/mvcp-31154822785

Funded by Involve Kent’s Universal Wellbeing Services Support programme.

For more information, please find our Facebook page, or contact:

Kathryn Barton, Medway Valley Countryside Partnership

Kathryn.barton@kent.gov.uk

Tonbridge & Malling RAMBLERS

Join our vibrant and welcoming group, proudly
part of the national Ramblers walking charity.

Non-members are welcome to try up to three
free ‘taster’ walks with us. If you’re new to our
walks, please contact the walk leader to check
that their walk will suit you.

For full details of all our future walks, see
Tonbridge & Malling Ramblers on Facebook or
www.tonbridgeandmallingramblers.org.uk.

 

Sunday
18 October
Brenchley Lakes and Orchards: leisurely circular walk towards the furnace ponds, a relic from the iron industry. Continue to Cryals Farm, past the fishing lake and more orchards and farmland. 5.3 miles
Thursday
22 October
Circular walk from Offham through woods and across fields to Offham Church, then onto Ryarsh Church. Return through West Malling Meadows and farm fields. Mostly flat with one stile; moderate difficulty. 5 miles
Sunday
25 October
Scenic walk from Chiddingstone Causeway towards Bough Beech Reservoir for some bird spotting. We usually catch sight of a variety of ducks, gulls and cormorants along the way. Moderate difficulty. 6 miles
Thursday
29 October
Leisurely circular walk along the Greensand Way from Linton church taking in the deer park, goat sanctuary and orchards. A few stiles and a short steep stretch towards the end. 6.6 miles