This is a small section of the long-distance footpath, The North Downs Way, that runs through southern England. This particular section brushes the southern edge of the Kent Downs near the coast and is near the town of Folkestone.
Here, you get an epic view of this unusual geological formation. Named the Devil's Kneading Trough after its deep bowl-like appearance, this dry-sided valley is made all the more impressive …
Great views down into the valley. Choose your path well. Straight down into the valley is steeper, there are less steep paths for a return trip further to the right as you look down into the valley.
Situated within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and encompassing the Folkestone to Etchinghill Site of Special Scientific Interest, Peene Quarry is distinguished by its expansive chalk grassland crowning steep slopes, offering panoramic views of the southern coastline.
This walk goes alongside part of the 600 acre Howletts & Port Lympne Wildlife Reserve. You can see wild animals, such as zebra, in the distance. Tickets to enter the …