Combine an Autumn ramble with a nostalgic steam train ride with the Kent & East Sussex Railway - 16 and 17 October
Press Release
21 july 2010
'Railtrails' are a unique collection of stunning walks through secluded countryside surrounding Tenterden, Bodiam and Northiam stations.
From novice to keen enthusiasts, walkers can enjoy a 25% discount on all single train fares with a free copy of the glossy "Railtrails" guide book, featuring six different walks with maps. Trails range from 2 ½ miles to more challenging 6 miles, and with most trails only being accessible from the railway this is a great way to combine a historic train journey along with walking through beautiful Kentish and East Sussex countryside.
Walkers can either take circular trails beginning and finishing at their train station, or take linear routes to the next one. Each guide book contains all the necessary maps, along with useful information of how long the walks should take and suggestions where to stop for refreshments.
Those wishing not to walk can still purchase full price rover tickets and the usual train timetable will be operating over the weekend, details of which are on their website. Free copies of the 'Railtrails' guide book will still be available after the event but the 25% discount is for this weekend only.
Tenterden and Northiam are situated on the A28 between Ashford and Hastings and both stations have spacious car parks which are free all day for visitors. Those who would prefer to start their day from Bodiam can park at the castle for £2; it's then a 5-minute level walk to the station.
Please see the website for train times and ticket prices www.kesr.org.uk
For more details telephone 01580 765155.
Press enquiries to Caroline Edmunds at Pennington PR 01892 616647.
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