Kent is hosting the White Cliffs Walking Festival from Saturday 3 to Saturday 10 October.
The festival has been organised by the White Cliffs Ramblers and White Cliffs Country at Dover District Council.
There are 20 walks across the district and beyond, featuring a whole range of highlights and unique places of interest, and many of the walks, including all those organised by the White Cliffs Ramblers, are free.
The walks range in distance from one to 12 miles and are graded as either easy, leisurely, moderate or strenuous. A few need to be booked in advance.
Walks include Waves, Caves, Graves, Sushi from Dover, Deal to Sandwich along the King Charles III England Coastal Path, Ancient Landscapes and Natural History, Walmer, Samphire Hoe Explorer, and Ripple – Solley’s Ice Cream Parlour – Figure of 8.
Following previous White Cliffs Ramblers’ Walking Weeks, this year’s programme also includes several themed walks arranged by White Cliffs Country at Dover District Council. The festival showcases the wide range of walking routes in the district.
John Pye, chair of White Cliffs Ramblers, said: “We’re delighted to be offering a fantastic range of walks this autumn and I want to thank all the volunteers who are giving up their time to make this happen. There are countryside and coastal walks, and some celebrate the opening of the King Charles III England Coast Path.”
Cllr Lynne Wright, DDC Cabinet Member for tourism, said: “We’re very pleased to be teaming up with the White Cliffs Ramblers for this exciting festival. Dover District has an amazing range of beautiful landscapes and historic places to explore. We hope as many people as possible can get out and about this autumn to explore.”
