Places to explore near New Hythe StationNew Hythe

Chalk hills, ancient woods and orchards, ending in the white cliffs above the Channel

1.6 km W

Medway village of a medieval ragstone bridge, a working friary and old timbered houses.

2 km SE · Kent

Pilgrim country: orchards, vineyards and chalk downs between Farnham and the white cliffs of Dover.

3.4 km E · Kent & Surrey

Rare six-sided smock mill standing on Meopham Green, a landmark on the road south of Gravesend.

8.9 km NW

Medway city of a Norman keep and cathedral, its High Street thick with Dickens associations.

9 km NE · Kent

Norman keep beside England's second-oldest cathedral.

9.1 km N

Seat of England's second-oldest bishopric, founded in 604, with a Norman west front and a large crypt, across the green from the castle.

9.1 km N

A country park in Kent.

0.3 km W

Neolithic burial chamber of three upright sarsens under a huge capstone on the downs above the Medway, with the tumbled Countless Stones nearby.

3.6 km E

Small town of a Georgian High Street, a surviving Norman tower and the ruins of a medieval abbey.

3.6 km SW · Kent

Kent's river navigation, locking down the wooded Medway valley from Tonbridge to the tidal limit at Allington.

4.1 km SE · Kent

Early Norman tower keep in West Malling, probably built by Gundulf, Bishop of Rochester, in the late 11th century and still largely intact.

4.8 km SW

Estuary to sea across Kent and Sussex — Gravesend to Eastbourne over the North Downs, the deep Weald and a Beachy Head finish.

5.6 km W · East Sussex & Kent

A National Trust place in Kent.

5.8 km W

A country park in Kent.

6.4 km W