We are the Medway Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Debbie Phillips
We will get to see two of the Wildlife Towers on the Silverhand Estate especially built from reclaimed materials from the estate. The towers have internal nesting boxes for kestrels, owls and bats with space in between the flint for butterflies, insects and bees to nest. We will have a short lunch stop in a wooded area weather permitting. Please note there are no toilets on the walk.
Terrain: The walk takes us through woodland, vineyards and across open countryside and farmland. There are steady up hill climbs affording great views. There are a number of stiles on the walk and several steep banks that may get slippery. A large part of the walk encompasses the Weald Way passing the Church of St Peter & St Paul in Luddesdown.
Meet and park at Sole Street Railway Station at a cost of £3.70 (ample parking). Also, some parking in nearby residential streets, Nearest post code: DA13 0XY/What three words: remark.dock.engage.
