Photo: Perry Wood, a viewpoint near Chilham, Kent, south east England.

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Perry Wood

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Perry Wood covers a rise on the Downs above Selling, with sandy paths through the trees and a raised timber lookout known as the Pulpit that clears the canopy for a view north to the Thames estuary. There’s a car park and a short climb up. The Dove is nearby in Selling, and Selling station is about 2km to the north-east.

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