Eynsford Ford and Bridge – View of Eynsford Viaduct loop from Eynsford

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Eynsford Ford and Bridge – View of Eynsford Viaduct loop from Eynsford

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Eynsford Ford and Bridge – View of Eynsford Viaduct loop from Eynsford

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3.91km

50m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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Kent Downs National Landscape

Waypoints

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Bus stop

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88 m

Eynsford Ford and Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

Eynsford Ford reflects the traditional way used to cross a stream or small river, via a shallow point. It was an important crossing back in Roman times.

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423 m

The village of Eynsford, which features on the Darent Valley Path, offers a glimpse into traditional English village life. With its charming cottages, historic church, and iconic Eynsford Castle, this …

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822 m

Thameslink Level Crossing, Darent Valley

Highlight • Trail

Take care, but the crossing gives access to some of the best views in the Darent Valley

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1.46 km

View of Eynsford Viaduct

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful views towards Eysnford viaduct, either as a you ascend from or descend to Lullingstone Lane

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2.05 km

View of Eynsford Viaduct

Highlight • Viewpoint

The path can be quite muddy during November-December months.

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2.46 km

Lullingstone Roman Villa

Highlight • Monument

If time allows, stop for a look around this amazingly preserved Roman villa. There are also public toilets in the car park opposite. (Entry fee applies for the Villa, free for the toilets)

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2.86 km

Eagle Heights Wildlife Foundation

Highlight • Structure

2.88 km

View of the Victorian Viaduct in Kent Downs

Highlight • Historical Site

This impressive nine-arched red-brick viaduct is a prominent feature on the line to the delightfully-named ''Bat & Ball'' station. The structure was built by the independent ''Sevenoaks Railway'', incorporated in …

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