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Kent
Slow Ways linking Faversham and Ashford (Kent), Canterbury, Chartham, Lenham, Queenborough, Sittingbourne, Whitstable
Great Britain / Kent / Faversham
Faversham’s seven Slow Ways are 39% checked
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Walk to Faversham from further afield
Slow Way | Route | To do | ||||||||
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Ashford (Kent)—Faversham
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Ashfav one |
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U U |
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Review me | Distance 31km/19mi | Ascent 328m | Descent 307m | ||
Faversham—Canterbury
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Favcan one |
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U U |
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Verify me | Distance 19km/12mi | Ascent 277m | Descent 280m | |
Faversham—Chartham
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Favcha one |
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U U |
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Pioneer me | Distance 14km/8mi | Ascent 212m | Descent 209m | ||
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Faversham—Whitstable
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Favwhi one |
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U U |
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Verify me | Distance 14km/9mi | Ascent 68m | Descent 84m | ||
Lenham—Faversham
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Lenfav one |
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U U |
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Pioneer me | Distance 20km/12mi | Ascent 318m | Descent 220m | ||
Queenborough—Faversham
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Quefav one |
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U U |
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Pioneer me | Distance 24km/15mi | Ascent 175m | Descent 186m | ||
Queenborough—Faversham
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Quefav two |
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U U |
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Pioneer me | Distance 28km/17mi | Ascent 152m | Descent 163m | ||
Queenborough—Faversham
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Quefav three |
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U U |
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Pioneer me | Distance 25km/16mi | Ascent 180m | Descent 191m | ||
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Queenborough—Faversham
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Quefav four |
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U U |
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Review me | Distance 29km/18mi | Ascent 250m | Descent 240m | ||
Sittingbourne—Faversham
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Sitfav one |
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U U |
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Review me | Distance 12km/8mi | Ascent 128m | Descent 127m | |
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Sittingbourne—Faversham
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Sitfav two |
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U U |
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Survey me | Distance 15km/9mi | Ascent 174m | Descent 172m |
Collective progress
41% of Faversham’s seven route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified
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10 people have contributed to Faversham’s Slow Ways
4 people have pledged to walk and review a route
0 people have surveyed a route in Faversham
120km out of 231km have been walked and reviewed
226km of reviews have been shared in Faversham
Latest Updates
A long route but lots of highlights and one of the best routes I've walked for orchard blossom, although sadly I was about a month too early for that. Just a little way north of the village (off route) there were large flocks of high-tide roosting birds in saltmarsh close to the path, very good views especially if you stay behind the sea wall to not disturb them much. I haven't actually walked the road section on Sheppey or between Milton Creek Country Park and Conyer Creek (except using Google Street View) although I've crossed it and walked adjacent section of the Sheerness-Queenborough-Sittingbourne-Faversham group of routes which often overlap....
Daisy C
Daisy C added Quefav four, a new walk from Queenborough to Faversham
Walk this routePleasant rural route on footpaths and small country lanes outside the end towns. I tried out the section near Faversham along the A2 which an earlier reviewer had said was unpleasant, and they were quite right, SitFav 1 would be a horrible route to walk. I saw the earlier reviews but it'd been relatively dry so wearing trail shoes was perfect, although I could see dry signs of winter muddy sections. I'm giving it 5 stars for the blossom and bluebells, the A2 section is fairly short compared to the length of the route and there is (now) a better alternative given....
Daisy C
It’s true this route follows a single, somewhat busy road but I found it to be much more enjoyable than expected....
Arin Hoad
Daisy C added Sitfav two, a new walk from Sittingbourne to Faversham
Walk this routeThe only place I'd change it is as you approach Ospringe where this route puts you on the unpleasant A2 (London Road). Instead you could keep on the footpath to Ospringe, crossing the A2 at Water Lane....
romney
There are a couple of shops and pubs en route too, including a lovely little coffee shack called Quint's Retreat by the boat yard on the way out of Faversham....
Slow Ways Darren
Lengthy stretch across flood plain near Stour river is also enjoyable. For those who enjoy some history there are several churches along the route that can easily be included in the route....
PeterD
If the route was to be made prettier then there could be adaptations in the early stages route so that you are taken along the river, but this would be impractical in the autumn/winter months as it can become very boggy at that time....
ShortLegsLongWalk
A mind numbingly dull route, made more mentally taxing by the traffic. Undoubtedly the fastest route, but is no better than catching a bus....
ShortLegsLongWalk
A better route would be to follow the railway line for the most part - Tonge Road, Lomas Road, Teynham Station, Deerton Street, Davington, Faversham Station. No pavement for most of it but a nice quiet road through fields and woodland....
romney
- The section marked along the foreshore between Waldens Caravan Park and Alberta Holiday Park at Seasalter is not easy to access at higher states of the tide. To avoid the beach section you will need to cross Seasalter Bridge, continue along Joy Lane, down Sherrin's Alley, and over the railway footbridge to rejoin the route at the beach huts;...
Highrise61
Would not recommend taking the footpath between Horselees Road and Dunkirk Road in Boughton under Blean as this was very overgrown with stinging nettles. Will stick to the road next time....
wp
First walk of this route, We started in Canterbury at in Buttermarket, here there are plenty of places to eat/drink, use toilet facilities and you are within easy walking distance of 2 train stations with connections to London, and the bus station. We found the downloaded walk was made up of very straight lines which did not always match the map so had to stop a few times to work out the route....
JoanneR87
Slow Ways added Ashfav one, a new walk from Ashford (Kent) to Faversham
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Favcan one, a new walk from Faversham to Canterbury
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Favcha one, a new walk from Faversham to Chartham
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Favwhi one, a new walk from Faversham to Whitstable
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Quefav one, a new walk from Queenborough to Faversham
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Quefav two, a new walk from Queenborough to Faversham
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Quefav three, a new walk from Queenborough to Faversham
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Sitfav one, a new walk from Sittingbourne to Faversham
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Faversham’s Slow Ways starting point
Grid ref
TR0153860948
Lat / Lon
51.31195° / 0.89042°
Easting / Northing
601,538E / 160,948N
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Facilities
Users have reported that the following facilities can be found within 1km of Faversham's meeting point
Public toilet
Wheelchair accessible toilet
Supermarket or convenience shop
Restaurant, cafe or pub
Accommodation
Accommodation for under £50 a night
Campsite
Bothy
Free wifi
Mobility scooter hire
Off-road wheelchair hire
Disabled Parking
Train station
Bus stop
Ferry
Official ‘Walkers are Welcome’ town
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