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A few minutes stroll from the city centre, this relatively recently developed lock is peaceful to sit by, and a useful entrance to a stroll down the Medway

The site of mount for a Word War II spigot mortar, an anti-tank device placed to defend from a potential invasion – the location chosen to protect invading troops heading towards London.

Superb cafe with outside seating and two bike racks, next door to The Bull pub

Good photo spot

Cinderhill Wood is a 12-hectare nature reserve. It is known for its sweet chestnut coppice and even features a wooden sculpture of a large snake that you can spot along the paths.

This brook originates at Kipping Cross and has a length of nearly 10 km. Its waters flow into the River Medway.

At this farm, you can see an oast house. These buildings with their distinctive roofs were used for drying hops as part of the brewing process.

Here, you'll find the entrance to Brenchley Wood, which is currently a nature reserve but has hosted significant activity for hundreds of years. It also offers a wide range of habitats where you can identify a variety of plant species and wildlife.