Showing posts with label Kent pub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kent pub. Show all posts

Friday, October 09, 2009

Pub Walk via a Reservoir to The Castle Inn of Chiddingstone, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... via a Reservoir to The Castle Inn of Chiddingstone, Kent

Another circular walk from the National Trust village of Chiddingstone, this time to Bough Beech Reservoir with fine views of the countryside as well as of Chiddingstone Castle and St Mary's Church. Return to the Castle Inn for your refreshment and you won't be disappointed.

The Castle Inn, which is also owned by the National Trust, features in The Good Pub Guide and in the AA Pub Guide and has a wine list of over 150 to choose from. More up my street though, it has a selection of real ales with the most popular being Larkins which is brewed in the village.

To download full details of the route click on Castle Inn - Pub Walk 3.

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Thursday, July 09, 2009

Pub Walk to The Castle Inn within the National Trust village of Chiddingstone, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... to The Castle Inn owned by the National Trust in Chiddingstone, Kent

A longer circular walk from The Castle Inn which nestles in the pretty village of Chiddingstone (owned by the National Trust) which is one of the prettiest villages in Kent. This route takes in Penshurst Park with woodland and riverside stretches and some views. Although the route is up to 8 miles, there are shorter break points from about two and a half miles onwards.

The Castle Inn, which is also owned by the National Trust, features in The Good Pub Guide and in the AA Pub Guide and has a wine list of over 150 to choose from. More up my street though, it has a selection of real ales with the most popular being Larkins which is brewed in the village.

To download full details of the route click on Castle Inn - Pub Walk 4.

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Monday, January 19, 2009

Pub Walk to The Castle Inn within the National Trust village of Chiddingstone, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... to The Castle Inn within the National Trust village of Chiddingstone, Kent

A circular route from Chiddingstone to Penshurst Place through woods and fields with views over the Eden Valley, returning to The Castle Inn for refreshment. The inn nestles in the pretty village of Chiddingstone (owned by the National Trust) which is one of the prettiest villages in Kent.

The Castle Inn, which is also owned by the National Trust, features in The Good Pub Guide and in the AA Pub Guide and has a wine list of over 150 to choose from. More up my street though, it has a selection of real ales with the most popular being Larkins which is brewed in the village.

To download full details of the route click on Castle Inn - Pub Walk 2.

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Monday, November 24, 2008

A Pub Walk on the Wild Side to The Three Mariners at Faversham, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... on the Wild Side to The Three Mariners, Faversham, Kent

This circular route is called A Walk on the Wild Side and enjoys a varied landscape plus a choice of pubs including The Three Mariners with its discounted 3 course "Walkers Menu" using local produce. (See Special Offers) Make sure you book ahead and mention the Walkers Voucher to qualify.

Why not wash it down too with some real ale as this pub also features in The Good Beer Guide.

A Walk on the Wild Side is another quality walking leaflet created by Faversham Council.

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Monday, August 04, 2008

Red Lion Pub Walk from Hernhill, Faversham, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... from the Red Lion, a former Wealdon Hall in Hernhill, Faversham, Kent

This walking route in the Faversham area is called The Peasants' Last Revolt and is another one offering a choice of start points from pubs in different villages.

The Red Lion features in both The Good Pub Guide 2008 and AA Pub Guide and was once a Wealdon Hall, built in 1364. Stop for a restoring bar-meal and, if the weather is good, relax outside in the peaceful beer garden with fine views over the countryside. Or if you’re looking for something more substantial, try a meal in the restaurant and dine under the soaring medieval rafters.

This is a walk of variety, from gently rolling countryside, peppered with wildflowers and industriously buzzing bees, to the woodland depths, where civilisation seems far behind you; from wide, expansive views of rolling fields and distant sea, to quiet country villages and narrow forest paths where the trees crowd densely overhead.

For full details and an excellent pdf leaflet click on Red Lion Pub Walk.

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Sunday, July 20, 2008

Syndale Valley Pub Walk to The Chequers Inn at Doddington, Faversham, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... in the Syndale Valley to The Chequers Inn at Doddington, Faversham, Kent

The walk offers a choice of start points from pubs in different villages and is available as a high quality pdf leaflet which can be downloaded for free at Chequers Inn Pub Walk.

The Chequers Inn is an ideal place for a refreshment break; it’s over 400 years old, is reputed to be haunted, and has won awards for its real ale. It's therefore not surpring that it features in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2008.

The Syndale Valley has networks of public footpaths and offers wonderful walks (and pubs!). The Syndale Valley walks leaflet created by Faversham Council is excellent and worth the few minutes it takes to download .

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Sunday, June 22, 2008

A Pub Walk to The Shipwrights Arms along Faversham Creek, Kent

A Pub Walk to The Shipwrights Arms along Faversham Creek, Kent

If you can combine an exhilarating walk with a pub that features in both The Good Pub Guide 2008 and the AA Pub Guide then surely you must have it all. Well this walk to The Shipwrights Arms certainly ticks all the boxes here.

The Shipwrights Arms places an emphasis on traditional English pub food and real ales from Kent.

Faversham is steeped in history and was an important port in the Middle Ages. The riverside walk takes you over the marshes and then passes Davington Priory which was built in 1153 and remains an imposing presence.

Click on Shipwright Arms Pub Walk to download all the details and enjoy some wonderful countryside.

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Sunday, February 17, 2008

This Week - A Pub Walk to Hever Castle from The Castle Inn, Chiddingstone, Kent

This Week - A Pub Walk to Hever Castle from The Castle Inn, Chiddingstone, Kent

The Castle Inn nestles in the pretty village of Chiddingstone from where this circular walk leads you along little roads and paths, through fields and woods, to Hever Castle and back.

The Castle Inn and the hamlet of Chiddingstone are both now owned by the National Trust to protect what is one of the prettiest villages in Kent. Chiddingstone and its row of 16th and 17th century houses are instantly recognisable from being the setting for films such as 'Room with a View' as well as 'The Wicked Lady', 'Elizabeth R' starring Glenda Jackson and 'Life of Hogarth'.

So there is plenty of interest on this pub walk, not just Hever Castle and Chiddingstone but also the charming little church of St. Peter's with the tomb of Anne Boleyn's father and variety in the landscape. Click on Castle Inn Pub Walk for details.

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Sunday, January 06, 2008

This Week's Pub Walk - Following Faversham Creek in Kent to The Albion Tavern

This Week's Pub Walk - Following Faversham Creek in Kent to The Albion Tavern

The Albion Tavern has a location to die for. It sits with commanding views over historic Faversham Creek and makes for a very appealing base for a pub walk. From here you can enjoy the creek, a walk over the marshes and visit the 850 year old Davington Priory

Owned by Britain's oldest brewery Shepherd Neame sited on the opposite bank of the creek, it features in not only the AA Pub Guide but also The Good Pub Guide 2008 so you can look forward to a memorable reward afterwards.

To download and enjoy today click on Albion Tavern Pub Walk.

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