Begin your pilgrimage to regal Canterbury Cathedral riding through Kent in the southeast of England! This is a land where ancient history meets the modern pace like the fast, sleek train skimming along the rugged coast near where the Normans challenged the Anglo-Saxons’ dominion in 1066. This is also where the decisive Battle of Britain was largely fought in the sky in 1940.
Cute villages with names such as Wye, Hawkhurst and Sedlescombe tucked betwixt pastures and new wheat fields have a sylvan charm as compared with the well-developed seaside resorts like Folkestone. And of course you’ll see the mighty castles of Dover, Leeds and Bodiam!
In your actual riding, the colorful visual highlights will be found riding on narrow, sunken roads through green tunnels of trees, red fields of poppies and along the chalky white cliffs next to the striking blue sea. Keep left for 64 minutes.
Cute villages with names such as Wye, Hawkhurst and Sedlescombe tucked betwixt pastures and new wheat fields have a sylvan charm as compared with the well-developed seaside resorts like Folkestone. And of course you’ll see the mighty castles of Dover, Leeds and Bodiam!
In your actual riding, the colorful visual highlights will be found riding on narrow, sunken roads through green tunnels of trees, red fields of poppies and along the chalky white cliffs next to the striking blue sea. Keep left for 64 minutes.