The Pilgrim's Way is a historic 119 mile (192 km) route that pilgrims are thought to have walked from Winchester to the shire of Thomas Becket in Canterbury. According to archeological finds, the ancient trackway dates to at least 600 - 450 BC, but it's probably been in existence since the Stone Age.

The route follows the natural geography of the area, following a "natural causeway" along the North Downs. This section leads across large fields of crops and the golden Kent countryside.

Pasquale Bartiromo

September 13, 2019

My favourite part of Kent!!!

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Distance 11.3 km

Uphill 130 m

Downhill 10 m

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Saturday 17 January

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Location: Trottiscliffe, Tonbridge And Malling, Kent, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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