Walks from Canterbury, Kent
🌿 Chalk downland, ancient woodland, river valley, orchards
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Canterbury is England’s most historic pilgrimage city, and the Pilgrim’s Way — the ancient chalk ridge route from Winchester — ends here after 130 miles. The surrounding Kent Downs AONB offers excellent walking through orchards, ancient woodland and open downland, with the Stour Valley providing easy riverside walking through the city itself.
A magnificent city with a world-class cathedral and excellent restaurants, Canterbury makes a superb walking base for the North Downs and Stour Valley. The city walls walk and the river path through the centre are rewarding in their own right.
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City centre car parks. Train from London very fast — strongly recommended. Canterbury East or Canterbury West stations (London Victoria and London St Pancras lines)
The Goods Shed restaurant, Café Mauresque, The Parrot
- Pilgrim’s Way to Chilham
- Stour Valley Path
- Chartham & Shalmsford Street
- Blean Ancient Woodland
- Old Wives Lees circuit
- Fordwich & Sturry
- All Kent towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Canterbury is covered by OS Explorer 137 / 138 / 150. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- North Downs Way
- Stour Valley Walk
- Pilgrim’s Way





