White Cliffs of Dover Trail

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The White Cliffs of Dover are a iconic formation that traditionally is the last thing people would see when leaving the UK for mainland Europe and the first thing they would see when coming home.

This is mostly a make your own adventure with lots of braided trails. Along the trail the other than the wandering ponies, the main points of interest are the WWII Fay Bay Deep Shelter, which is now a museum, and the Victorian-era South Foreland Lighthouse. The Langdon Stairs can be used to make it down to the the ocean.