周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

It's a shame that the gates are usually closed - I'd like to look inside. Fabulous woods.

Ancient chalk pit deep in a valley in Abbey Wood; lots of steep hills running either side. Punishing on legs. The end of the pit has a gate which is often closed but it surrounded by paths.

Sparepenny Lane traverses along Eynsford Hill above the River Darent and the villages of Eynsford and Farningham. Darent Valley Path the long distance walking trail also follows this road so watch out for walkers.

Fantastic views, especially when the weather is good!

Couldn’t see any chalk as it’s all overgrown.

In April and May, the woods are transformed by a beautiful carpet of native bluebells. If you're a bit earlier in the season, (around March) the wild daffodils at Lesnes are believed to be the largest display in south-east England.

A beautiful spot to walking through once you get through the industrial estates

Any number of footpaths can bring you to the confluence of the Rivers Darent and Thames – it's quite a remarkable place. From here, you can see the impressive Darent flood barrier as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge spanning the Thames. From here, you can walk along the Thames in either direction or walk upstream along the Darent.