High Rocks, Tunbridge Wells is situated opposite The High Rocks, a former hotel but now a large restaurant and banqueting complex, 2 miles west of Tunbridge Wells and 2½ miles east of Groombridge. To get there from the centre of Tunbridge Wells take the Lewes road (A26); turn right at the second mini-roundabout and then first left. After about a mile the road makes a sharpS-bend over a railway bridge; immediately beyond this is the entrance to the rocks on the left, with a large car park just beyond. From Groombridge head south past the railway station and continue as the road bends round to the northeast. After about a mile a left fork leads to The High Rocks and the rocks.
Located two miles west of Tunbridge Wells, these impressive rocks date back millions of years. Visitors can walk over the eleven inter-linked bridges to reach the stunning sandstone rocks. Theer are also Woodland walks over several acres of woodland that can be enjoyed. These rocks were once a Stone Age camp, but are now part of the High Rocks, Tunbridge Wells complex, which also includes a pub and a railway station. They are also a very popular spot for wedding photos and climbing. read more