For full details see the link to Upcoming Walks at The Tonbridge & Malling Ramblers website.
Our friendly group is one of 13 Ramblers groups in Kent and part of the national Ramblers walking organisation. We explore the beautiful countryside of Tonbridge and Malling and surrounding areas.
You don’t have to be a Ramblers member to try out a couple of walks with us, to help you decide if you’d like to join. Advance booking is not required; you can just turn up on the day. If you are new to our walks, it’s a good idea to contact the walk leader beforehand to check that their walk will suit you. Always check our website for latest details, including any late changes due to weather or other conditions.
We look forward to welcoming you on a walk soon!
March Walks
Sunday 1 March – Trosley Trot: fairly flat circular walk from Wrotham along the bottom of the North Downs with good views. Moderate difficulty. (5.5 miles)
Sunday 8 March – Gentle circular walk from the Little Brown Jug to Bough Beech. Spot ducks, seagulls and cormorants. Moderate difficulty. (6 miles)
Thursday 12 March – From Trosley Country Park along the North Downs Way and Pilgrims Way to visit Coldrum Long Barrow. No stiles. Moderate difficulty. (6.2 miles)
Sunday 15 March – Leisurely circular walk from Offham to West Malling and Ryarsh via St Leonard’s Tower and Manor Park Country Park. Mainly flat across farmland and woodland. Three stiles. (5.7 miles)
Thursday 19 March – Knockholt to Chevening Circular: explore the North Downs escarpment with views over Chevening House and the chance to see deer and red kite. Three stiles; moderate difficulty. (5 miles)
Sunday 22 March – Leisurely Spring Stroll from Leigh around Cinder Hill, Charcott, and Coppings Brook. Woodland tracks, field paths, quiet lanes. (5.5 miles)
Thurday 26 March – Circular walk from Birling with a gentle ascent towards the North Downs and along the North Downs Way. Mix of footpaths and quiet lanes. moderate difficulty. (5.5 miles)
Sunday 29 March – Trottiscliffe and Wrotham circular walk with some great views along the North Downs. Moderate difficulty. (5.5 miles)
Walks usually start mid-morning. There’s a short break half-way through the walk (bring refreshments) and we usually finish near a pub. For start times and walk leader contacts, see Upcoming Walks at The Tonbridge & Malling Ramblers website, view our Facebook page or email info@tonbridgeandmallingramblers.org.uk.1 M