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Photo of the Kent Downs, a National Landscape in Kent, south east England.

Kent DownsPhoto Simone Rignanese / Pexels

Places to explore near West Malling StationWest Malling

46 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.

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Photo of the Kent Downs, a National Landscape in Kent, south east England.Highlight

Kent Downs

National Landscape near Charing

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

2 km N

Photo of Aylesford, a village in Kent, south east England.Highlight

Aylesford

Village

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

4.4 km E · Kent

Photo along the North Downs Way, a 153-mile National Trail running from Farnham to Dover, south east England.Highlight

North Downs Way

National Trail

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

4.7 km NW · Kent & Surrey

Photo of Meopham Windmill, a windmill in Kent, south east England.Highlight

Meopham Windmill

Windmill near Meopham

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

9 km NW

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Photo of West Malling, a village in Kent, south east England.

West Malling

Village

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

0.2 km W · Kent

Manor Park

Country park near West Malling

A country park in Kent.

0.5 km W

Photo of St Leonard's Tower, West Malling, a ruined castle in Kent, south east England.

St Leonard's Tower, West Malling

Castle near West Malling

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

1.4 km SW

Photo of Leybourne Lakes Country Park, a country park near Aylesford, Kent, south east England.

Leybourne Lakes Country Park

Country park near Aylesford

A country park in Kent.

2.5 km NE

Photo along the Wealdway, an 82-mile long-distance path running from Gravesend to Eastbourne, south east England.

Wealdway

Long-distance path

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

3.8 km NW · East Sussex & Kent

Photo of the River Medway, a 19-mile river navigation running from Tonbridge to Allington Lock, south east England.

River Medway

River navigation

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

4.6 km SE · Kent

Photo of Coldrum Long Barrow, an ancient site near West Malling, Kent, south east England.

Coldrum Long Barrow

Ancient site near West Malling

A National Trust place in Kent.

4.6 km NW

Photo of Teston Bridge Country Park, a country park near West Malling, Kent, south east England.

Teston Bridge Country Park

Country park near West Malling

A country park in Kent.

4.7 km SE

Photo of Trosley Country Park, a country park near West Malling, Kent, south east England.

Trosley Country Park

Country park near West Malling

A country park in Kent.

5.3 km NW

Everything else within 10 km (33) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.