Old Park Hill is a 40-hectare nature reserve north of Dover in Kent. It is managed by the Kent Wildlife Trust. It is in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This steeply sloping hill has woodland, scrub and grassland.
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Dover Transport Museum
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A new 40 hectare nature reserve complex on the edge of Dover with 35 hectares of chalk grassland restored. Not huge, but a very pleasant nature trail with a lower path leading up to a higher trail - so a circular walk. Such a joy to see The Highland Cattle completely at home on the outskirts of Dover. The busy Whitfield Hill runs adjacent to the reserve so not THE most quiet spot but the birds were in full flow and it was lovely to hear. We visited early March - will return to enjoy the habitat in full leaf...
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The 2 sections of the walk make it a bit inconvenient to plan a path to walk along and there are definitely some hilly parts. It's got some nice areas, just not ideal if you want to go on a...
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No parking. A map at the entrance at the bottom of the hill shows the 'main entrance' to be at the top. Couldn't find it! Pleasant enough to walk in the woods, and good views of...
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