Description

Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by the publisher:
Map of the 130 mile (208 km) North Downs Way National Trail, Between Farnham and Dover, Including An Optional Visit to Canterbury. This booklet is included with the cicerone guidebook to the trail and shows The Full route on OS 1: 25,000 maps. ONE OF THE EASIER NATIONAL TRails, IT CAN BE COMFORTABLY WALKED IN 11 – 12 DAYS.

Seasons:
The North Downs Way Can Be Walked at Any Time of the Year, butt at Its Best Between April and October.
Centers.
Beginning in Farnham, The North Downs Way Passes Close To Or Through Guildford, Otford, Wrotham, Detling, Charing, Wye, Chilham, Canterbury and Patrixbourne and Ends in Dover.

Difficulty:
Despite Some Reasonably Short Steep Ascements and Descents, The North Downs Way Is One of the More Gentle of National Trails and Is Suitable for First – Time Long – Distance Walkers.
MUST SEE:
Passing Through The Surrey and Kent Downs Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The North Downs Way Crosses Box Hill, Neolithic Visits Like The Coldrum Stones and Kits Coty House, Passes Below The Remains of Thurnham Castle, Visits Canterbury Cathedral and Dover Castle, and Wanders Across Shakespeare Cliff, One of the White Cliffs of Dover.