Eden Valley Walk

Kent

This walk is set in the Eden Valley, which for the most part is in the care of the National Trust. The walk was inaugurated by Kent County Council in 1991; a 15-mile route which links the Vanguard Way, where it passes to the west of Edenbridge, and both the Wealdway and Medway Valley Walk in Tonbridge. The walk enters the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and passes through parkland, woodland and open fields. The route is also rich in historical architecture with Penshurst Place, both Hever and Tonbridge castles, and many historic churches.

The three walk leaflets from Edenbridge Town Council take in most of the Eden Valley Walk with the first one describing a circular walk from Edenbridge that can be used to reach the official starting point of Cernes Farm. The guidebook from Kent Ramblers suggests routes from Lingfield Station and Marsh Green for reaching Cernes Farm.

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Details:

Path Type:	Paths Marked on OS mapping
Waymark:	Disc with path name and castle logo
Attributes:	Easy Downland/Wolds Heritage
Start:	TQ426445 - Cernes Farm, Edenbridge, Kent
Finish:	TQ591465 - Tonbridge Castle, Tonbridge, Kent
Web Sites:	Explore Kent - Eden Valley Walk Walking Pages - Eden Valley Walk

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Publications, Badges and Certificates:

Guidebook	Three River Valley Walks in West Kent: Darent Valley Path, Eden Valley Walk and Medway Valley Walk  (Kent Ramblers  - 2018 )
External download	Eden Valley Walk: Edenbridge - Haxted - Cernes - Edenbridge  (Edenbridge Town Council  - 2008 )
External download	Eden Valley Walk: Edenbridge - Hever - Chiddingstone  (Edenbridge Town Council  - 2008 )
External download	Eden Valley Walk: Chiddingstone - Penshurst - Leigh  (Edenbridge Town Council  - 2008 )
Certificate	Explore Kent Walk Challenge Certificate  (Explore Kent )

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