Walks from Cranbrook, Kent
🌿 Wooded weald hills, garden estate, conifer pinetum, orchard farmland
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Cranbrook is the unofficial capital of the Kentish Weald — a beautiful town of weatherboarded buildings and a famous working windmill, surrounded by oast houses, orchards and small wooded hills. Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Vita Sackville-West’s celebrated creation, is just two miles away, and Bedgebury National Pinetum offers extensive forest walking.
An exceptionally attractive Wealden town with one of England’s finest gardens nearby, Cranbrook makes a charming base for the High Weald — orchards, oast houses and wooded ghylls in one of Kent’s most picturesque corners.
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Staplehurst station (Arriva 5)
The George Hotel, Sissinghurst Castle tearoom, Tea Cosy Tea Room
- High Weald Landscape Trail section
- Sissinghurst Castle Garden grounds
- Bedgebury Pinetum & Forest
- Hartley & Sissinghurst villages
- Benenden village circular
- Iden Green & the Weald orchards
- All Kent towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Cranbrook is covered by OS Explorer 136 / 137. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- High Weald Landscape Trail





