Darnley Trail
Loop Walk · Kent
250
XP
about 2 h 20 min walking
Named after the Earls of Darnley, who owned Cobham Hall & the land that you will see en route, the trail is an excellent way to see local highlights. Gently undulating countryside via Cobham Park, Ranscombe Farm Reserve, Ashenbank & Jeskyns Community Wood
287 m
156 m
25 m
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Heights: Copernicus DEM GLO-30 © DLR e.V. 2010–2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014–2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA.
Rolling walk
Gentle ups and downs, nothing steep.
Climb
140 m
Drop
135 m
Highest
138 m
Lowest
74 m
Which way round
Clockwise: Easy first 3.9 km, no steep climbing, no steep descents.
Anticlockwise: No steep climbing, no steep descents.
No steep ground — the same effort whichever way you go.
Main climb: km 3.9–5.1, from 82 m to 136 m.
How the 10.5 km splits
Flat
3.9 km
Climbing
3.2 km
Descending
3.4 km
1066 Harold's Way
Shares 1.7 km of path · meets at km 5.3, 7.126.28 km
Darnley Trail (FC Part)
Shares 0.8 km of path · meets at km 8.90.8 km
NCN National Route 177
Shares 0.7 km of path · meets at km 0.0, 1.2, 1.6…13.13 km
Jeskyns Horse Trail
Shares 0.4 km of path · meets at km 9.36.09 km
Main Trail, Cobham Mausoleum & Woods
Crosses at km 4.8, 5.2, 7.11.82 km