Shoreham Village Loop guided walks

Midweek Ramble: A Heritage Walk Through Shoreham’s Countryside

A quick intro

Join us on Wednesday 8th July for a beautiful circular walk from Shoreham, a charming Kent village nestled in the Darent Valley. This 10 km route includes one short but punchy hill at the beginning, gaining most of the route’s 153m elevation, followed by rolling, easy countryside paths.

The walk offers a peaceful mix of woodland, open fields, and farm tracks, with plenty of opportunity for reflection or chat in good company.

  • Highlights:
    A short, energising hill climb to start
    Beautiful views over the Kent Downs
    Quiet and scenic countryside route
    Starts and ends right at Shoreham Station
  • Notes:
    Total ascent: 153 metres, mostly in the first section
    Bring water and a snack — few facilities on the trail
    Suitable for most walkers with moderate fitness
    Walking boots or trail shoes recommended

Shoreham Village Loop

£7.00

COMING SOON

08/07/2026

The details about shoreham village loop weekday walk

the details

Schedule

Date: 8 July 2026

Meet and Start Time: 10:00 meet for 10:15 am start

Walking time: 3.5 hrs (incl. lunch break)

Walk Leader: Rachel Stockey

Location

Meeting point: Shoreham (Kent) station, Shoreham Road, Shoreham, TN14 7RT

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Car Parking: Charges not included

Route

Terrain: Mixed

Distance: Approximately 10.08 km (6.3 miles)

Walk Type: Circular

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Learn more aboutthis wonderful walk

Experience a scenic countryside walk beginning in the charming village of Shoreham, just a short journey by train from London Victoria or Blackfriars. Set within the picturesque Darent Valley, Shoreham offers an ideal starting point for a circular route rich in natural beauty and rural charm.

The trail features a variety of highlights: climb woodland ridges offering sweeping views across the valley, wander through rolling fields and ancient pathways, and discover a landscape shaped by centuries of farming and quiet village life. As you follow the tranquil River Darent, keep an eye out for herons, kingfishers, and dragonflies—this stretch is known for its rich biodiversity and is perfect for a mid-walk rest or paddle.

Combining scenic variety with a strong sense of place, this walk showcases the very best of the Kent countryside. It flows effortlessly between open views, shaded woodland, and peaceful riverside stretches, offering a refreshing escape from the pace of the city. Whether you’re drawn by the wildlife, the views, or the chance to unwind in a traditional countryside pub, this walk delivers a truly rewarding outdoor experience.