SEVENOAKS MUMS DRYHILL WALK WITH COFFEE

DRYHILL WALK WITH COFFEE AT THE END – DURATION  1-1.5 HOUR

Park at Dryhill Local Nature Reserve TN14 6EP Parking is free. Exit the car park and turn left
Walk up the road until you reach a fork in the road turn right up Dryhill Lane
Follow the road around to the left for about 1km with a bungalow on your left and pass horses in the field on the left
You will come to a metal V shaped style on your right
  1. Follow the footpath diagonally across this field (a great place for dogs/children to run)
  2. At the end of the field put your dog back on the lead as the next field you come to often has sheep in it!
  3. Go through the second metal v shape stile, across the track and through the wooden gate into the next field

    Wooden gate
  4. Take the path that goes left and down the hill towards the church
  5. Cross the little bridge and take the stone steps up towards the church

    Sundridge Churchyard
  6. Go through the gate and then bear right and follow the path through the graveyard (keeping Sundridge Church on your left
  7. Go through the metal gate
  8. Dogs can be let off the lead here

 

 

 

 

9. Follow the path around to the right to the wood stile

10. Follow the footpath through the field

11. At the top you will see an opening in the hedge

12. Pop your dog back on the lead

13. Walk through the narrow opening and follow footpath to the end

14. As you emerge from this footpath you will see a metal fence and a big tree stump in front of you

15. Follow the road round to the right passing A25 Barbers on your left

16. Go through the metal gate entering wasteland

17. You have arrived at Cornflower Cafe (on your right) part of Coblands Nursery, for well deserved refreshments.  Dogs are allowed inside and out.

Coffee at Cornflower Cafe

18. Once you have finished your coffee continue along the path to the metal gate.

19. You are now back on the road

20. Turn right and walk up the road back to Dryhill Nature Reserve.

Helen Loder
Author: Helen Loder

Co-Director of Sevenoaks Mums