Elham Ring

Sun 10th Mar 2024

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
Kent
Distance
20ml.
Start Time
9:00
Route
Start & finish Elham Square c.p (access via St Mary's Road) free parking. Public toilet in the high street

A route devised by the Elham Valley Walkers that climbs up & down both sides of the valley, taking in fields, woodlands & chalk downs. Total ascent of 1541 ft with a few short steep climbs. The route is likely to be very muddy, slippery and waterlogged in parts so walking poles are recommended

General Notes
Late picnic lunch (1.30ish) in Paddlesworth. There is a pub (The Cat and Custard Pot), but it is not serving food or hot drinks
Start and Finish

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Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2016.
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Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.