Winter walks in Kent

Looking for some fresh air? Why not enjoy the serene views from the White Cliffs of Dover or the panoramic Wealden countryside at Sissinghurst Castle Garden? Then warm up with something hot afterwards in a cosy cafe. There's lots of places to unwind on a winter walk in Kent.

Setting off for a walk in Knole Park

Knole self-guided trails 

Discover three different walks in Knole's 1,000 acre deer park this winter. A woodland ramble suited to families, a walk around the edges of the park to spot the famous seven oaks, and a wheelchair and pushchair friendly tour of the park's highlights await.

Explore the ancient parkland
A crisp winter morning overlooking the orchard at Chartwell

Walk the Chartwell estate 

Start out exploring the 800 acres of farm and woodland at Chartwell before venturing further afield on one of our winter walks. Families will love the forty-five minute walk to discover our natural play area, whilst those out for a longer hike can go out into the Weald to Toys Hill or Mariners Hill.

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The White Cliffs of Dover walk covered in snow

Walking the White Cliffs 

Take a winter walk at the White Cliffs of Dover for serene views across the Channel. Wrap up warm and with rosy cheeks experience the peaceful tranquility of a hazy cliff top ramble, followed by a steaming mug in the Visitor Centre tearoom.

Take a clifftop walk
Looking at the West face of the house with frosted foliage on the wall in front

Ightham Mote's circular walk to Knole 

Get two for the price of one on this circular walk, taking in a 600-year-old manor and historic family seat in Kent. Start out at Ightham Mote, then follow our trail through areas of outstanding natural beauty to Knole Park, before returning to Ightham Mote via the Duchess Walk, Godden Green and Broadhoath Wood.

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The parkland in the winter sun

Scotney parkland trail 

This moderate walk is great for admiring the crisp winter views across the Scotney estate. The circular route will lead you to vantage points to enjoy the peace and stillness of this time of year. Pop into the cafe afterwards for a warming hot chocolate.

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Walking through the Sissinghurst estate

Sissinghurst Castle estate walk 

Discover the winter highlights of the 450-acre wider estate. Nestled in the heart of the Weald, this landscape inspired the creation of a world-class garden and the prolific writing of Vita Sackville-West.

Explore the estate