Kent Coast Path

A long distance walk of 207 miles following the coastline of Kent from Camber in the English Channel to the Thames Estuary at Dartford. Maps, statistics and gpx route file for the walk are included.

Google Maps Open Source Maps

Statistics and Files
Start: Camber
Distance: 207 miles (333 km)
Grid Ref: TQ990180
 
Climbing: 2,452 metres
Walk time: 90-105 hours
Days: 14-20

Ordnance Survey Explorer Map (1:25,000)

Summary: The Kent Coast Path is a complete end-to-end traverse of the diverse Kent coastline including the Isle of Sheppey circuit. From Dungeness and Romney Marsh, Hythe and Folkestone are passed to reach historic Dover harbour and the White Cliffs, then via Deal to Sandwich and its famous seaside golf links to Pegwell Bay, and around the Thanet coast with the resorts of Ramsgate, Broadstairs, Margate and Herne Bay, and on to the Isle of Sheppey to the Medway towns, and finally past the Dartford QEII river bridge crossing. Much of the walking is relatively flat and there are many good public transport links. The many estuarine and mudflat areas abound in birdlife. Care should be taken to check the tides on the low-lying parts of the route. Major sections of this coast are developed for seaside recreation and accommodation and there is much in the way of industrial infrastructure and key continental transport links on view. (Source: LDWA)


Useful Links:
Kent Ramblers Guide Book - Camber to Ramsgate
Long Distance Walkers Association


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