View of the Isle of Sheppey – Oare Marshes Spring loop from Teynham

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View of the Isle of Sheppey – Oare Marshes Spring loop from Teynham

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View of the Isle of Sheppey – Oare Marshes Spring loop from Teynham

01:10

19.4km

120m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Train Station

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7.67 km

Millennium Milepost Fossil Tree (National Cycle Network)

Highlight • Monument

One of 1,000 Millennium Mileposts on the National Cycle Network. Installed in 2000, this signpost is the Fossil Tree variant by artist Jon Mills.

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8.79 km

The Cafe by the Creek

Highlight • Cafe

Open Every Day, Monday - Sunday
April to October 10am - 4pm
November to March 10am - 3pm

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9.44 km

St Peter's church stands back from the bustle of Canterbury High Street, fronted by a small garden that seems to create an atmosphere of relative calm. The church is medieval, but its roots go back much further - the same can be said for much of Canterbury in truth! It is entirely possible that the medieval church was built on top of a very early church established for Christian citizens of Roman Canterbury.

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11.2 km

View of the Isle of Sheppey

Highlight • River

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Conyer, just to the east of Sittingbourne, is in the central part of the Swale River, where this tidal creek has moorings for small boats. The hamlet has an ancient history of smuggling, brick making and barge building; today it is a residential community with a boating fraternity

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11.5 km

Oare Marshes Spring

Highlight • Natural

Oare Marshes is a 71.4-hectare Local Nature Reserve north of Faversham in Kent. It is owned and managed by Kent Wildlife Trust.

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11.7 km

Wreck of Pirate Steve

Highlight • Beach

The a graveyard of steel skeletons of shipwrecks line the sand along the Swale, a tidal channel of the Thames estuary. This beautiful stretch of beach is made even more atmospheric by the eery wrecks, especially when mist rolls in from the sea.

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