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To order books by post, either
Send a cheque payable to RA Kent Area to Robert
Peel at 15 Woodland Way, Petts Wood, Orpington, Kent, BR5 1NB
or
If you would like to pay by
electronic transfer, email robert@peelmail.fsnet.co.uk
for instructions – put “Ramblers Books” in the subject line and
your name, address and the number of copies you would like in the body
of the email.
The Wealdway Walk Guide |
10 Favourite Walks in the Kent Countryside
We have published a book of ten walks in Kent at the
price of £2.50 including postage. The walks
are right across the county and of lengths
from 3 to 11 miles. Each walk is described in detail
with a full-colour map and points of interest
are identified.
The walks are:
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Penshurst and Blowers Hill (4.9 miles)
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Fordcombe and Avery’s Wood (5.3 miles)
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Devil’s Kneading Trough and Crundale Church (6.7
miles)
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Chilham and Perry Wood (10 miles)
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Kemsing (3 miles)
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Scotney Castle and Bewl Water (9 miles)
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Cranbrook and Goudhurst (10.8 miles)
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Dryhill Nature Reserve and Whitley Forest (4 miles)
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Ightham Mote, Godden Green and Stone Street (5.6
miles)
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Emmetts Garden and French Street (5 miles)
All profits go to support our efforts to protect and
enhance the footpath network and promote the interests
of all walkers in Kent.
Wealdway Guide
The Wealdway is a long-distance
path pioneered by Kent and Sussex Ramblers in cooperation with Kent
and East Sussex County Councils. It is an exceptionally fine
walk running from Eastbourne on the south coast to Gravesend in the
north, passing through the South Downs, the High Weald, Ashdown Forest
and the North Downs.
The Wealdway Guide was published in
1999 and is now out of print. But we still have a few copies of
this lavishly illustrated guide available for £3.00 including
postage. The guide is in two parts - a 72 page Travel Guide
describing the geology, ecology and history of the terrain and a 50
page Walk Guide with large scale Ordnance Survey route maps and more
detailed descriptions of points of interest. This book really is
outstanding value.
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Our new book of
walks showing the Kent Downs
A page from the book
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