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The Wealdway

The Wealdway is a long distance path that runs from Gravesend, Kent on the Thames estuary, to the A259 at Eastbourne, in East Sussex. The Wealdway was conceived in 1970 by members of the Ramblers' Association as a route through the Kentish and Sussex Weald, providing a link between the routes north of the Thames and the start of the South Downs Way. It would also provide a return circuit for users of the Saxon Shore Way. Motorway construction work and the building of the Tonbridge Flood Relief Barrier forced many changes to the original route.

It is marked by double yellow 'W's along the route - see TQ6561 : Crossover in Long Distance pathways.

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by David Anstiss

Created: Mon, 14 Dec 2009, Updated: Fri, 8 Jul 2022

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TQ6448 : Wealdway signposted off Tonbridge Rd, Barnes Street by N Chadwick

TQ6470 : Footpath junction near Ifield Court by David Anstiss

TQ5541 : The Tunbridge Wells Circular Walk meets Speldhurst Hill by David Anstiss

TQ5743 : The Wealdway, Waghorn's Wood by N Chadwick

TQ5441 : Tunbridge Wells Circular Path - heading towards Speldhurst by N Chadwick

TQ5846 : The Wealdway to the right, National Cycleway 12 to the left by N Chadwick

TQ5742 : The Wealdway, Southborough Common by N Chadwick

TQ5645 : The Wealdway subway under the A21 Dual carriageway (2) by David Anstiss

TQ5643 : Stile, The Wealdway by N Chadwick

TQ5503 : Upturned root by The Wealdway by N Chadwick

TQ5541 : Wealdway signpost, Speldhurst by N Chadwick

TQ5646 : Friendship Bridge, Haysden Country Park by N Chadwick

TQ5441 : Tunbridge Wells Circular Path - east of Bullingstone Lane by N Chadwick

TQ6468 : Footpath crosses Copt Hall Road by David Anstiss

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