Attractions in South East England

A beautiful spot with great views towards the South Downs. The tower even contains a small room at its base that is operating as a cafe at specific dates and times, serving hot drinks and food to go.

Slightly overhyped but relatively gentle climb from the busy dual-carriageway up to the beautiful peaceful surroundings at the top. Looking for a challenge, head to Ranmore Common via Westhumble instead.

Standing at 852 feet (260 m) above sea level, Coombe Hill is the highest viewpoint in the Chilterns. From the summit, you experience enchanting views over the Aylesbury Vale and …read more

From the summit of Ditchling Beacon you are afforded a wonderful panoramic view. Standing at 814 feet (248 metres) above sea level, it is the highest point along the Sussex …read more

Ditchling Beacon is the third-highest point on the South Downs, with spectacular views - it's a great climb to test the legs on.

Standing at 889 feet (271 m) tall, Butser Hill is the highest point on the South Downs and affords breathtaking views over Hampshire and the Channel. The chalk grassland has …read more

2-3km climb with a gentle gradient

The tracks at Swinley Forest have a very firm surface and good drainage, which makes it a good place to ride in the winter without the risk of getting too …read more

Watch the descent before the climb as bumpy on a road bike. The climb itself is narrow so keep an eye on your back and cars

Box Hill is one of the most famous hills in Surrey, if not the UK. Named after the ancient box woodland on its slopes, the hill is blanketed in green …read more

At 856 feet (261 m), Holmbury Hill is the fourth highest point in Surrey and affords spellbinding views over the Surrey Hills, most notably Leith Hill and Gibbet Hill. On …read more

Beautiful scenery. Great walking route

Beautiful town overlooking the River Thames, lots of amenities on any cycle route that passes through this lovely town.

Standing at 764 feet (233 m), Ivinghoe Beacon towers over the surrounding countryside. Offering views of Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, and Bedfordshire, it is named after the fires that were once lit …read more

Skid Hill Lane sounds like it should be the home 30% gradients or a well-know crash site. But instead it is a very pleasant and largely quiet lane that will …read more

Has a small tap on the South wall so you can refill your bottles, refresh dogs, etc.

This section of trail takes you along the magnificent white cliffs of the Seven Sisters. You are rewarded with breathtaking views out to sea, over the impressive chalk cliffs and …read more

The 15th-century manor house is located in the 1,000-acre deer park Knole Park. The deer are used to passers-by. Knole itself is one of England's largest houses. Given in 1566 …read more

The Belle Tout lighthouse was the original one at Beachy Head. It was built in 1832 and operated until the end of the century. The light was becoming ineffective due …read more

A nasty little Climb but there is a cafe stop immediately after!