![Rocks at Dryhill Nature Reserve Rocks at Dryhill Nature Reserve](https://visitsevenoaks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/rocks-in-woodland.jpg)
Dryhill Local Nature Reserve
Its diverse rocks and fossils meant that Dryhill was the first geological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Kent – as well as being a Local Nature Reserve and Geological Conservation Review site.
Originally a ragstone quarry, the site has been reclaimed by nature since the 1950s. With woodland, high rocky outcrops and the chance of stumbling across a geological treasure, it’s a great spot for families and amateur geologists to explore. Pack a picnic and set up base in the woodlands.
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Dryhill Lane, Sevenoaks, Kent TN14 6EP
![Ragstone outcrop at Dryhill Nature Reserve by Dr Neil Clifton Ragstone outcrop at Dryhill Nature Reserve by Dr Neil Clifton](https://visitsevenoaks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Ragstone_outcrop_Dryhill_Nature_Reserve_Kent_Dr-Neil-Clifton.jpg)