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A twelve-mile circular through the Blean, one of the largest ancient oak and hornbeam woodlands in south-east England, designated a National Nature Reserve. The woods are internationally important for the rare heath fritillary butterfly, support breeding nightingales and nightjars, and are carpeted in bluebells each spring. The RSPB, Natural England and Woodland Trust all manage sections of this remarkable 4,000-hectare woodland complex.
A 19.2 km circular route from Canterbury to walk, run or cycle, with 168 m of climbing.
