가장 멋진 탄드리지 주변 자연유산 5곳

Worth stopping off to look at the ancient yew tree.

Great to do when it’s been wet as mostly on very quiet roads/tarmac. A good short walk with great views

The oak tree is thought to be over 400 years old, sitting next to 'the cage' which was used as a temporary jail for minor felons in the 1700s and 1800s

Lovely little spot to rest up and realise how small and insignificant we are.

Like parts of the route 21 around here, it’s a bit tricky for a road bike tour (steep and gravelly), but I’d love to return to come mountain/gravel biking with the kids. As you rejoin the road, this is a beautiful peaceful spot with seats if you don’t mind the M25 below 😄

The oak tree is thought to be over 400 years old, sitting next to 'the cage' which was used as a temporary jail for minor felons in the 1700s and 1800s

This ‘Inspiring Views’ commission, taking the form of a coccolith, a multi-species artwork, inviting nature to also take hold and find its home within it. Over 100 plugs of wild thyme, thrift and stonecrop have been planted along the top of the sculpture and it is hoped that over time, these will grow and thrive, giving not only a soft natural edge to the stone, but also increase biodiversity and attract wildlife. A piece of Art combined with a unique view. It's worth stopping for a moment!

Thought to be 4,000 years old, possibly making it the oldest yew tree in the country. The trunk is hollow with a wooden door in it, placed there sometime after 1820. Located close to St Georges' Church in Crowhurst.