Attractions around Wealden

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

At 235 feet (72 m) tall, the Long Man of Wilmington is said to be the largest representation of a human form in Europe. However, despite its size and enduring … read more

A 14 mile (22 km) traffic-free cycle path through the heart of the Sussex countryside, the Cuckoo Trail is a wonderful place to cycle. The trail, which forms part of … read more

Bewl Water is a reservoir in the valley of the River Bewl (which is a tributary of the River Teise), straddling the boundary between Kent and East Sussex. It is … read more

Another Great route. First section to a pond in Hailsham for a rest if needed, Then onto rest of route with some Historic Stations and signs , Then near the … read more

Perhaps the most beautiful chalk cliffs in England can be found in this hamlet.
Year after year the rocks continue to crumble, and in the information center (with cafeteria) you … read more

Friston Forest MTB trails
Lots of fun to be had here, including family bike routes, but even better is the mtb trails. There is loads of routes, to many to … read more

St Andrew’s Church is a picturesque place of worship in the heart of Alfriston, right on the village green. Known as the 'cathedral of the South Downs', the 14th-century structure … read more

Well surfaced and almost traffic-free Road going from High Rocks pub to Groombridge village (or vice versa) through Broadwater Warren - former unmanaged conifer plantation that is being gradually reverted … read more

Built by the Romans around 290 AD, Pevensey Castle was probably part of a defensive system to protect the coast from Saxon pirates. It remained in Roman control until 1066 … read more

Withyham Station served the Three Bridges to Tunbridge Wells Central Line which was closed in the Beeching Cuts in 1967. Funnily enough, Richard Beeching was resident nearby and is said to have frequently used the service. read more

Running 10 miles (16 km) through the heart of East Sussex from East Grinstead to Groombridge, the Forest Way is a beautiful former railway line through some of the UK's … read more

Friston Forest MTB Trails - Crater
Scary carter, only attempt if you are confident, worth checking from the bottom first to get an idea what your letting yourself in for. … read more

Great rustic railway track to East Grinstead. Absolutely recommendable

Alfriston is often hailed as one of England's most beautiful villages. Walking down the High Street, it’s easy to see why. With medieval inns, quirky boutiques, cafes, a Grade I-listed … read more

Pooh Corner is a lovely cafe on the edge of Ashdown Forest, where the Winnie the Pooh stories were coined by A.A. Milne. Built in 1703, the pretty white building … read more

Not suitable for road bikes, watch out for the horses the path is narrow.

This free landscaped garden was created by the famous landscape architect "Capability" Brown back in the 18th century and further perfected by owner Arthur G Soames in the twentieth century. … read more

The road between Oarkplatz and Seven Sisters is a beautiful biotope. Take your time and go early in the morning or late in the afternoon. A flock of birds will … read more

The best bacon and fresh bread available from the village shop - perfect for breakfast.