Bore Place to Greensand Way Walk Guided Walks

Greensand Ridge Views and Kent Countryside Stroll

A quick intro

This circular walk takes us up onto the Greensand Way, where breathtaking views across the Kent countryside await. From the ridge, the route loops around to pass the picturesque 14th-century Wickhurst Manor before continuing through the charming village of Sevenoaks Weald. We’ll then cross a patchwork of rolling farmland and peaceful countryside paths before gently making our way back to the starting point.

A perfect balance of history, scenery, and classic Kent landscapes, this walk offers plenty of variety and interest along the way.

Bore Place to Greensand Way Walk

£5.00

COMING SOON

07/12/2025

The details about bore place to greensand way walk

the details

Schedule

Date: 7 December 2025

Meet and Start Time: 09:15 meet for 09:30 am start

Walking time: 5 hrs (incl. lunch break)

Staff Member: Ian Henderson

Location

Meeting point: Bore Place, Chiddingstone, TN8 7AR

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Car Parking: Charges not included

Route

Terrain: Mixed

Distance: Approximately 13 km (8 miles)

Walk Type: Circular

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Learn more aboutthis wonderful walk

Starting from Bore Place, this circular walk leads us along farm tracks and bridleways before climbing steadily up onto the Greensand Way. The reward is a stretch of breathtaking views across the Weald of Kent from one of the highest ridges in the area, with glimpses of Bough Beech Reservoir glinting in the distance.

From here, the route meanders through Stubbs Wood, where silver birch, sweet chestnut, and oak trees thrive, and where autumn often brings chestnuts, fungi, and colourful woodland scenes. Look out for woodpeckers, wild animal tracks, and, in summer, basking lizards on sunny banks.

The path continues past the picturesque 14th-century Wickhurst Manor and into the welcoming village of Sevenoaks Weald, before looping back across a patchwork of rolling farmland and quiet fields. Along the way, you’ll enjoy a mix of shady woodland trails, historic landmarks, and wide open countryside before returning to Bore Place.

This route offers a true taste of Kent’s varied landscapes: farmland, woodland, history, and ridge-top views, all in one circular walk.

The walk starts promptly on time. If you’re running a bit behind schedule, give us a call to inform us (you’ll find our number on your booking confirmation if you’ve booked through the website, or message Ian Henderson via MeetUp).