쉬운 러데스다운 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

great little ,most of the trails are clear but there might be a couple that are over grown and tight ,

At 196m above sea level it’s one of highest points in Kent. Very steep, can struggle even with Ebike but worth getting to the 196m summit to enjoy the vista and views to the Shard, Canary Wharf, QE2 bridge while having a break sitting at the nearby single bench.

Avoid during prolonged wet weather unless you have an MTB or gravel bike. road tyres won't cut it.

I passed through during one of my walks, it's a really nice place, especially during the summer, the whole area is surrounded by countryside and is just a pleasant area to walk through.

Amazing story and it looks super interesting but it's not open to the public day-to-day. A bit of a waste of 15 minutes walking down the road to be faced with a locked gate.

Lovely rapeseed fields depending on the time of year. Useful path to take you toward lots of potential country paths to explore.

Very old looking church with some beautiful gardens. It was closed on Saturday when we tried to visit.

Following the Black Death, the village was abandoned, and the church stood empty for centuries. In 1990 Doug Chapman, a chartered surveyor who had worked at Canterbury Cathedral, purchased the church and began restoring the building, originally with the intention of turning it into a weekend home. Since 1999 it has been licensed as a civil wedding venue.