Immerse yourself in ancient woodlands and experiencing the peace and tranquillity of nature.
Carry out practical conservation, helping to preserve and shape this landscape, whilst surrounded by beautiful flora and fauna.
Practice centuries old crafts, working with an experienced leader, and create a craft item that you can take away. Finish the day by relaxing and sampling local Kentish produce in an idyllic sylvan setting.
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This is part of a series of free walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. These walks and events are for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions, at a range of locations. Participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire.

Dene Park is a picturesque area of mixed, natural woodland where we will explore some of the many branching pathways and take in its lovely views.

The meeting point is the car park at Dene Park, where there is free parking. Nearest bus stop is Springwood Park, bus 222, which is a 13-minute walk away.

The path may be muddy in places, so wear sturdy footwear, clothing suitable for the weather and bring a waterproof jacket. We’d like to welcome dog owners to bring their dogs, as they will love the walk, but we ask that they please be kept on a lead and are well behaved.

The path may be muddy in places, so wear sturdy footwear, clothing suitable for the weather and bring a waterproof jacket. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

Cobtree Manor Park has a large collection of mature trees and shrubs as well as being the site of the old Maidstone Zoo, owned by Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt-Drake; parts of the zoo are still able to be seen today.

This is part of a series of free walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. These walks and events are for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions, at a range of locations. Participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire.

Our meeting point for this walk is Cobtree Manor Car park, Forstal Road,ME20 7AG. Parking is available on site at a charge.

The path may be muddy in places, so wear sturdy footwear, clothing suitable for the weather and bring a waterproof jacket. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

This is part of a series of free walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. These walks and events are for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions, at a range of locations. Participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire.

Aylesford Priory is a spectacular site of English heritage and history, with beautiful natural areas for a rejuvenating experience.

The meeting point is the car park at Aylesford Priory, where there is free parking.

The path may be muddy in places, so wear sturdy footwear, clothing suitable for the weather and bring a waterproof jacket. We’d like to welcome dog owners to bring their dogs, as they will love the walk, but we ask that they please be kept on a lead and are well behaved.

Come and join us for a gentle walk, with a break stop for hot drinks, in the relaxed atmosphere of a woodland site. This is an opportunity to walk around one of the remaining sites of ancient woodlands whilst meeting like-minded people for a chat and a laugh. Experience the health benefits of spending time in nature, with the added benefit of a hot drink.

This is part of a series of free walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. These walks and events are for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions, at a range of locations. Participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire.

The meeting point is the gate on Hockers Lane at Horish Wood, where there is on-road parking. Nearest bus stop is in Detling village, 5-10 minutes’ walk.

Please wear suitable clothes and footwear to this walk as the path may be muddy. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

This is part of a series of free walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. These walks and events are for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions, at a range of locations. Participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire.

Dene Park is a picturesque area of mixed, natural woodland where we will explore some of the many branching pathways and take in its lovely views.

The meeting point is the car park at Dene Park, where there is free parking. Nearest bus stop is Springwood Park, bus 222, which is a 13-minute walk away.

The path may be muddy in places, so wear sturdy footwear, clothing suitable for the weather and bring a waterproof jacket. We’d like to welcome dog owners to bring their dogs, as they will love the walk, but we ask that they please be kept on a lead and are well behaved.