Last Alteration: Sunday 29 March 2020
High Rocks National Monument
High Rocks National Monument
High Rocks Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN3 9JJ
The magnificent High Rocks are steeped in history dating back millions of years. Acres of breathtaking sandstone rocks interlinked with eleven bridges, provide a scenic walk in a tranquil woodland setting. Once a stone age camp, now a National Monument these impressive rocks, which belong to The High Rocks complex, have always been a constant source of wonder.
Admission: Wed-Sun, and Bank Holiday Mondays
How to get here:
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Road: A26 - Take the A26 to Tunbridge Wells, then follow the A264 west towards Langton Green, passing the Tunbridge Wells Golf Club. Turn left onto Tea Garden Lane (signposted to the Beacon), and follow that until you reach a junction, turning right towards High Rocks. You then find the complex on the right, with the High Rocks restaurant/wedding venue opposite. +
Filming locations still to be verified/photographed:
The Mind Robber (2)
Filmed: 9 Jun 1968
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The Mind Robber (2)
Filmed: 9 Jun 1968
Rocks
The Mind Robber (2)
Filmed: 9 Jun 1968
Rocks
The Mind Robber (2)
Filmed: 9 Jun 1968
Rocks
The Mind Robber (2)
Filmed: 9 Jun 1968
Rocks
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Harrison's Rocks (Castrovalva): 2.25 miles. 
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Withyham Cricket Club (Black Orchid): 4.08 miles.
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Buckhurst House (Black Orchid): 4.09 miles.
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Buckhurst Park (Woods) (Castrovalva): 4.26 miles.
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Crowborough Training Camp (The Curse of Fenric): 6.64 miles.
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Sussex Police Training Centre (Crowborough) (Castrovalva): 7.62 miles.
Further links about the location:
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The High Rocks - Details about the High Rocks complex
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Climbers Club - Sandstone climbing at High Rocks
Related Stories
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The Mind Robber [9 Jun 1968]
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