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. There will be two walks each week, at a variety of locations, for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions and participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire for Involve Kent.

The meeting point for this walk is Cobtree Manor Carpark, 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.

Join an experienced leader for a gentle walk around Dene Park and experience the benefits of nature and exercise.

This is part of a series of free Medway Valley Countryside Partnership walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. There will usually be two walks each week, at a variety of locations, for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions and participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire for Involve Kent.

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. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

Join an experienced leader for a gentle walk along the River Medway and experience the benefits of nature and exercise.

This is part of a series of free Medway Valley Countryside Partnership walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. There will usually be two walks each week, at a variety of locations, for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions. Participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire for Involve Kent.

The meeting point is the car park of the MVCP office, where there is limited parking, with further parking on Lock Lane. Follow signs for Kent Life. The pub car park is for customers only. Bus routes on Forstal Road, which is only a 5 minute walk.

This is an easy, flat path, although 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. There will be two activities each week, at a variety of locations, for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions and participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire for Involve Kent.

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.

The path through this hidden gem of ancient woodland is mainly flat and may be muddy in places, so wear sturdy footwear, clothing suitable for the weather and bring a waterproof jacket.

This is part of a series of free Medway Valley Countryside Partnership walks and events, funded by Involve Kent. There will usually be two walks each week, at a variety of locations, for over 55s and under 55s with long term health conditions and participants will be asked to complete a short, confidential health questionnaire for Involve Kent.

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. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

Join MVCP and our guest walk leader and discover the myriad of different fungi species around Dene Park. Learn the names of and the different types of mushrooms growing in the woodland and hear about their importance.

Suitable for 8 years and over. Not suitable for very young children and the paths are not suitable for buggies. Please no dogs, although please note this is a public open site so dogs may be encountered.

Please note....this is not a foraging event and no picking of fungi will be allowed.