Wye is a medieval village set in the North Downs with impressive views all around and the Great Stour river flowing through it.
Wye is just a 48-minute train journey from London’s St Pancras International, or you can catch a train from Waterloo East, which takes just under an hour and a half.
Alternatively, you can drive to Wye from London in just under two hours.
@shewalksinengland Day trip walk from London: 📌 Wye to Devils Kneading Trough, Kent. 🗺️ Distance: 5 miles circular ⛰️Difficulty: there is 1 steep hill, but the rest is easy. ⏰ Time: 2-3h 🚂 How to get there: London St Pancras to Wye (with a change). Journey time 55min. #winterwalk #daytripfromlondon ♬ Little Things – Tiqta
Why should you visit the Kent village of Wye
Whether you just fancy a break from London and want an easy weekend or fancy a weekend of long walks, Wye is the perfect place.
If you’re a keen walker, you can try out one of the North Downs Way National Trail routes, including Wye to the seaside town of Folkestone or Wye to the neighbouring village of Chilham.
Wye is also home to the natural landmark, the Devil’s Kneading Trough, offering breathtaking views of Kent, including Canterbury and the local town, Ashford.
The village is also great if you want to relax with some good food and drinks, with a local pub, The Tickled Trout, highly rated.
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The Tickled Trout is on the banks of the river and offers a unique “olde world” charm.
Menu items at the pub include the very tasty, slow-roasted pork belly, steak and Guinness pie, fabulous fisherman’s pie and the Tickled Trout dish.
For places to stay, you can book a room at the four star hotel, The New Flying Horse Inn or you can stay at an Airbnb in the area.
