Walks from Ham Street

Kent · South East England

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Beautiful walks starting or ending at Ham Street Station.

Alternatively, view walks you can reach directly from Ham Street by train.

Ham Street
Warehorne by richwat2011

Ham Street to Appledore

Woodland National Nature Reserve, Royal Military Canal towpath, farm fields, vineyard, Romney Marsh flatlands and a historic village main street.

Warnings: Can be muddy.

Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).

14
KM
Ashford
Bedfont Country Park-F1150350-Edit by tony.rummery

Ashford to Ham Street

River path, urban suburbs, new housing estates, tranquil pastures, ancient woodland and mud-prone bridleway.

Warnings: Can be muddy.

Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).

17
KM
Ham Street
Royal Military Canal, Kenardington by richwat2011

Ham Street to Ashford International

A short walk with lots of twists and turns before joining the Greensand Way, which is quite overgrown and leading into Ashford. The overgrown sections create accessibility issues. Follows the Greensand Way. A former large deviation near the end is no longer necessary thanks to a new pedestrian route.

Walk details: Slow Ways.

Gentle
13
KM
Rye
Rooftops in Rye by sixthland

Rye to Ham Street

Some great views from the top of the old Isle of Oxney. A largely flat low-lying route on decent paths, mostly along the Royal Military Canal towpath and with some field paths and a stretch over the higher ground of the old Isle of Oxney. Largely follows the Saxon Shore Way. In dry summers an alternative Saxon Shore Path from Appledore to Ham Street offers better, more varied scenery.

Waterway: two thirds along the Royal Military Canal.

Lamb House: Georgian house in Rye, built in 1723; once a mayoral residence that welcomed King George I and later home to writers Henry James and E. F. Benson (National Trust; 1h to visit).

1 lunch spot: the Woolpack Inn

Walk details: Slow Ways.

Gentle
19
KM
Ham Street
Fabulous peg tiled wood frame cottage in Woodchurch as seen on the Kent C-2-C by favmark1

Ham Street Circular via Ham Street Woods National Nature Reserve & Saxon Shore Way

Woodland, canal towpath, farm fields, isolated church and Romney Marsh flatlands.

Warnings: Can be muddy.

13
KM
Ham Street
Warehorne by richwat2011

Ham Street Circular via Gusbourne Vineyard

Woodland, canal towpath, vineyard, farm fields, historic village and Romney Marsh flatlands.

Warnings: Can be muddy.

19
KM
Pluckley
Standing Tall in the Sunset by Terry.47 (Adobe free zone)

Pluckley to Ham Street

Pastures, orchards, woods, commons, bogs, parkland estate and continuing Greensand Way to Ham Street.

Source: A longer variant of Pluckley to Ashford (Saturday Walkers Club).

26
KM
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