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Ashford to Tunbridge Wells Cycle Leaflet

Explore The Blean ancient woodland and stroll through the history of this fascinating area.

The Coast to Cathedral Cycle Leaflet provides details on the 50 mile (80km), circular ride on routes linking Dover, Folkestone and Canterbury.

Explore the many beautiful Country Parks managed by Kent County Council in the countryside of Kent. From woodlands to valleys and meadows to riverbanks there is something for everyone.

A meeting room with a view. If you are looking for somewhere a little different for a business meeting, a workshop, training, a club meeting or a good old get together, look no further than Kent County Council's country parks.

Kent's country parks help to make Kent an exeptional place to live, work and visit, contributing towards Kent County Council's strategic aims as set out in Towards 2010 and Vision for Kent. This Annual Report presents our acheivements over the last years, and gives an indication of plans for the year ahead.

The Crab and Winkle Cycle Way Leaflet provides details on the 7.5 mile mainly traffic-free route between Canterbury and Whitstable.

This leaflet highlights the many walking, cycling and riding opportunities available in the beautiful region of Nord in France. From circular walks that are perfect for all the family to mountain bike rides for the more adventurous explorer.

Get in the saddle to enjoy some fantastic days out cycling in the Kent countryside. The Cycle Breaks in Kent leaflets are full of useful information to help you explore the county.

Their is no better way to explore the delights of Kent than by bicycle. And Cycle Kent offers a guide to some great cycling routes across the county.

Darent Valley Path free taster of guidebook.

Catch up with all the latest news and information from Explore Kent in this E-Newsletter.

Explore Kent magazine is packed with articles and information on walking, riding and cycling in Kent.

Explore four Faversham walks and download a complete step by step walking guide, interesting facts about the villages and towns and a detailed map and key.

The Food Trails leaflets provide useful information on the distinctive landscapes and produce of Mid Kent's rural areas. Find out about the history of Kentish produce and where to sample the delights of the county.

Kent County Council is proud to own and manage around 2,000 acres of public parkland in the countryside of Kent. From woodlands to valleys and meadows to riverbanks, there's a beautiful array of sites awaiting you.

A programme of events for Kent's Coastal Week (25 October to 2 November 2008).

Kids Trails is full of competitions, games to play while you are out walking, and interesting facts and stories about the countryside. And it has all been specially written for you kids.

Explore the lost landscapes along the North Downs Way National Trail with a walk through beautiful countryside and picturesque villages.

Download the Medway Valley river circular walks here and enjoy the spectacular freedom a walk along the river can give.