The North Downs Way - A Walker's Guidebook

The North Downs Way takes the high chalky country as it travels south of London from Dover in the east to Farnham in the west, with optional detours around Canterbury. At 130 miles (at the most) it is a straightforward trek through surprisingly remote countryside.

INTRODUCTION
North Downs Way
Accommodation Practical Advice
Getting there - and back
Using the Guide

TRAIL DEscriptION
Section 1: Farnham to Guildford
Section 2: Guildford to Mole Valley (A24)
Section 3: Mole Valley to Merstham
Section 4: Merstham to Westerham Hill
Section 5; Westerham Hill to Wrotham
Section 6: Wrotham to The Medway
Section 7; The Medway to Detling
Section 8; Detling to Harrietsham
Section 9: Harrietsham to Boughton Lees

Direct Route to Dover via Wye
Section 10: Boughton Lees to Etchinghill
Section 11: Etchinghll to Dover

Boughton Lees to Dover via the Canterbury Loop
Section 10a: Boughton Lees to Canterbury
Section 11a: Canterbury to Sheperdswell
Section 12a: Sheperdswell to Dover

Appendix A: Useful Addresses
Appendix B: Public Transport Information
Appendix C: Recommended Reading