Tunbridge Wells

The Category Tunbridge Wells is a subset of Kent.

'Benenden lies in the High Weald, of Kent, Sussex and Surrey, a hilly area with generally small fields and woods, well-timbered hedges and narrow, often deeply-sunken, lanes. In Kent, the High Weald stretches east from Edenbridge (10 miles west of Tonbridge) to Tenterden. It contrasts with the Low Weald, or Vale of Kent, a much flatter area of heavy clay-land which borders it to the north and east.'

Benenden Village

Benenden 'Walk Through Time' [A Walk Through Time]

'Cranbrook In Bloom have been working with the Kent High Weald Partnership to develop the walks which start and finish in Cranbrook and include the surrounding villages of Sissinghurst, Benenden and Goudhurst as well as Bedgebury Pinetum. Each walk has a free guide which includes a detailed map and interesting information on the history and landscape walkers will encounter along the route.'

A Walk Through Time

'Map of Langton Green and the surrounding villages of Ashurst, Speldhurst, and Groombridge, shows the footpaths that interlink them. Highlighted on the map are three suggested circular walks that start and finish at the car park of the recreation ground, located along the Langton - Speldhurst Road.'

Langton Green Village Society

'There has been a settlement here since before the Norman Conquest. Speldhurst is close to other notable landmarks including Hever Castle, Penshurst Place, Groombridge Place and Chartwell ... Selection of walks in the surrounding countryside using the many established public footpaths which historically were the principal connecting routes for local inhabitants.'

Speldhurst Village

'The sheer variety of landscapes, from patchwork fields and small hamlets to steep sided wooded valleys and fast flowing streams, makes the 27.5 mile Tunbridge Wells Circular one of the most popular long distance walks in the county.'

Explore Kent

Ten Walks around and about The Vineyard: 'Nestled by the historic Lamberhurst vineyards in the rolling Kent countryside, The Vineyard pub and restaurant is a 17th century inn given a completely new lease of life. Refurbished to a high standard, The Vineyard has a rustic, laid back look created using an eclectic mix of natural materials with sturdy old wood furniture and unique features such as the large bespoke mural - a real link to The Vineyard's surroundings, telling the story of wine-making. Outside you'll discover a large garden ideal for that refreshing summer pint ...'

The Vineyard