リドの湖・トップ4

Cracking gravel roads through an incredible landscape.

There are lots of lakes between Rye and Camber Sands, this is the biggest. There are only a few places where you can get to the water! According to the sign, the path along the left bank towards Rye is closed until around October 24th due to work. The path on the right is OK, but it's asphalt and always along the road, nice for cycling, but a bit boring for us to walk.

Between Rye and Camber Sands, next to the River Rother, you'll find this lake where it's common to see people engaging in various water sports, such as kayaking, windsurfing, or paddleboarding.

Yes, in the Rye Harbor Nuture Reserve there are always fantastic views into the distance, whether over the North Sea, over to Dungeness or Fairlight, over the lakes of the gravel quarry or to Rye.

Perched on what was once an island, Lydd is the biggest town on Romney Marshes. In the 13th century, flooding changed the layout of the land turning a once bustling port into a quiet farming settlement.

Great nature reserve with a knowledgeable team on site and lots of hides giving you the chance to get a good view of the wildlife.

Set close to the Dungeness Power Station, this haven for wildlife couldn't be further from Nuclear Energy. There are a large number of hides throughout the reserve, but please note that dogs are not permitted due to the special nature of the habitat. There is also a visitors centre and cafe on site. For more information please see the website https://www.rspb.org.uk/reserves-and-events/reserves-a-z/dungeness/

Nice to be on grass cycling around not to drop to the water, great shortcut