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East of Boughton Lees, the path splits in two, the northern section running via Canterbury and the southern via Wye; at this stage the path crosses the Stour Valley Walk and passes the Wye Crown. The two sections of the path reunite at Dover. The northern route is 131 miles (211 km) long, and the southern route 125 miles (201 km), the current length of the North Downs Way being 153 miles (246 km). The official guide to the trail divides the North Downs Way into fifteen sections

Planning for a new Long Distance Path, as they were classified in 1949, began in Kent in 1950. After an extensive survey, it was agreed that a route on "a line which offers the best scenic qualities for the walker" along the ridge of the North Downs, rather than the Pilgrim's Way

This stunning stretch of the North Downs Way offers breathtaking views over Wye. In spring, the forested path comes alive with a vibrant display of bluebells.

Kingswood approach from Wye

Gravely climb rewards you with panoramic views

An Iron Age hill fort which was occupied over 2000 years ago. Bigbury Camp Fort is thought to have been stormed by Roman Soldiers directed by Julius Caesar himself.

A nice spot with a few picnic benches scattered around.

A lovely pub. The Potterers Cycling Club were there on 19 Sep 2021. BUT. Beware of extortionate prices. Pint of Real Ale......£5 !