Battle of Trafalgar Walk

22nd October
Battle of Trafalgar Walk
Tonbridge and Malling Rambles lead the walk from Victory Wood, south of Whitstable. Scenic walk through ancient woodland and open countryside with coastal views, to explore the sculptures and tree planting associated with the Battle of Trafalgar. We will visit the Link Sculpture at the top of the ridge with fine views to the Isle of Sheppey and the Thames Estuary. We’ll also see the tribute planted for the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar and other landmarks relating to the Battle. 6.7 miles start 10:30 approx finish 14:15 Meet CT5 3AH Victory Wood car park, see website directions. Nicola 07709 334 871

Extra info: Victory Wood is a 350-acre site on the western edge of the Blean Woods National Nature Reserve, one of the largest areas of continuous ancient woodland in South East England. It is the flagship site of the 2005 Trafalgar Woods project to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar. The wood is named after Nelson’s ship, HMS Victory, which was built at Chatham Dockyard. Trafalgar Day is marked every year on 21 October. One long, steady uphill section; moderate difficulty; no stiles.