Best driving roads in Kent?
Best driving roads in Kent?
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vrsmxtb

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2,003 posts

177 months

Wednesday 1st June 2011
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Would love some ideas for fun drives in Kent. Any locals got some favourite routes / roads that are fun and relatively quiet?

Red Devil

13,406 posts

229 months

Wednesday 1st June 2011
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vrsmxtb said:
Would love some ideas for fun drives in Kent. Any locals got some favourite routes / roads that are fun and relatively quiet?
Plenty, but I'm not posting them here.
Doing so would mean they cease to be relatively quiet and the fun element would vanish. wink

vrsmxtb

Original Poster:

2,003 posts

177 months

Wednesday 1st June 2011
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Red Devil said:
Plenty, but I'm not posting them here.
Doing so would mean they cease to be relatively quiet and the fun element would vanish. wink
Aw, spoilsport! I promise I won't tell all my friends!

M5 Russ

2,245 posts

213 months

Thursday 2nd June 2011
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I recently drove from Maidstone to Camber Sands and along the coast to Margate. That's a pretty good drive although make sure you stop off at the pub next to Dungerness Power Station for a well earned break.

Red Devil

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229 months

Thursday 2nd June 2011
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M5 Russ said:
...make sure you stop off at the pub next to Dungerness Power Station for a well earned break.
I assume you mean this one. Nowhere near as good imo as this, further north along the coast road.

The car park can sometimes be a bit of a squeeze on sunny weekends and getting out can be fun when there is a train arriving at or departing from Dungeness station. If steam railways float your boat, the RH&DR track is just the other side of the garden fence.

They do the best fish & chip platter for miles around and the the helpings are generous.
http://www.thepilot.uk.com/menu.pdf

I often use it as the destination for the Sunday runs I organise for the OC I belong to. It's great for chilling out and only a short walk to the beach if you fancy a dip.