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Beauiful gardens to spend a few hours walking and exploring in Kent. The garden of England.

Strictly speaking a footpath, but well used by cyclists. Just be courteous to any walkers you meet. Punchy little off-road climb near the top, coming up from the mill.

Ten acres of family-owned Edwardian gardens, terraces of fragrant roses lead to a small lake and water garden, framed by a fabulous Japanese rock garden and bridge. Highlights include the unusual topiary featuring various animals and birds, a grass maze planted with ornamental grasses and herbaceous perennials, the arboretum and an extensive collection of spring bulbs and mature trees.

Oare Marshes is a 71.4-hectare Local Nature Reserve north of Faversham in Kent. It is owned and managed by Kent Wildlife Trust.

The trees and woodlands of Chequers Wood, Realm Wood and Timpson Wood are rich and varied in tree and plant species. While there is some evidence of medieval coppicing being performed in the woods, on the whole the forests have been left for nature to flourish and grow. There are a number of listed ancient trees on the site including veteran oaks and notable examples of coppiced alder in the eastern woods.

Winding Pond on the Crab and Winkle way between Canterbury and Whitstable. Once used to supply water for the steam engines and winch that pulled passengers on the oldest passenger rail line in the world.

Great area that is ideal for a bike ride.

Not just a highlight for garden lovers