다트퍼드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

기차역에서 나오면 눈에 띄는 흥미로운 벽화가 있습니다.

이 전망대에서 바라보는 Dartford Crossing의 믿을 수 없는 풍경과 도시락을 먹기 완벽한 장소입니다.

Follow the trail along the Salt Flats to the end; Dugdale Wharf is as far as it goes. One solitary boat usually moored there.

Sweet narrow downhill track running from the crossroads at the end of the Salt Marshes. Left fork goes to Crawford Creek, straight on is Moat Lane, which leads to Slade Green. Howbury Farm. This includes the walls, a moat and the remains of a 19th oast house. Howbury Moated Grange. This is a 12th moated manor site once the home of a Tudor official, later rebuilt. The Norman moat encloses the manor house - a 17th building now damaged beyond repair. The wall of the moat is still there but the drawbridge was replaced by brick one in 1778 which has now collapsed.

Been rebuilt - likely lethal when wet so beware. Also - Be prepared for MTB confrontation on this route. 50/50 on who's right and wrong ref. access. Just keep a cool head. A lot of the anti-cycling signage cannot be legal, But a certain demographic has it in for anything on two wheels. I think the issues are exacerbated because of a plague of illegal electric motoX type bikes invading the area.

The fun police have been out to play. New fencing and dead hedging / brush utilised to block off a lot of the known routes. New ones have been created, so it's still worth a visit. Top tip - Evening is better for riding / less footfall.

Nice little dirt path running along the river Cray.

This quaint village dates back to the Roman and Saxon era. The village is mentioned in the Domesday Book and has a number of historic buildings including Farningham Mill, a former water mill, and a church that dates back to the 13th century. There is also a local pub, tea room and independent shops.