우먼스월드 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Between Bridleways this field lies near Kingston

Discreet Bridge over the river

Low lying and runs beside the river so can get very wet and boggy at times

Gorgeous ancient Wych Elm Grove outside Elham, perfect for a peaceful hike in nature.

Waldershare Park and its extraordinary house are quite something to behold. Built in the early 18th century, this nine-bay house was commissioned by Sir Henry Furnese. The house is Grade I-listed and the park Grade II-listed. If you think it'd be a nice place to live, look online – the house is now individual flats so it's quite within the realms of possibility.

Bourne Park House was built in 1701 and lies in beautiful surroundings. Grade I-listed, it's an enormous red-brick mansion with a frontage of 13 windows on each storey. The house isn't open to the public but there are footpaths which lead through its wider parkland, offering excellent views of the mansion.

This gorgeous church is tucked in the village of Bishopsbourne just outside of Canterbury. The village was home to the writer Joseph Conrad, author of 'Heart of Darkness'. In the late 16th century, the church's rector, Rev. Richard Hooker, played an important role in promotion of Anglicanism. Helping it spread as a middle ground between Catholicism and Protestantism.

Good route for children. Not too long and Tearoom with facilities at the start/end.