Attractions around Cuckmere Valley

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 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

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

Standing at 712 feet (217 metres) tall, Firle Beacon affords extensive views over the South Downs. There are many ancient burial sites on and around the summit, many of which … read more

Construction of Eastbourne Pier began in April 1866 and was completed in 1872. The pier entrance was originally built on the lower promenade. However, it was swept away during rough … 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

This lighthouse was built in 1902. The original lighthouse, that being Belle Tout, was moved in one piece in 1999 following cliff erosion. A new lighthouse was then built. In … 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

Eastbourne Redoubt is a circular coastal defence fort at Eastbourne, East Sussex, on the south coast of England. It was built in 1805 as part of the British anti-invasion preparations … 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

In 1900 to 1902 the lighthouse was built, sited about 165 metres seawards from the base of the cliffs. For more than 80 years, the tower was manned by three … read more

Newhaven Port has served as an important link between England and France since 1847. International ferries regularly carry passengers from Newhaven to Dieppe, in France. This is a very useful … read more

Martello towers are striking landmarks dotted along the southern coast of England. Built during the 19th century, they are small defensive coastal forts that were to protect the British Empire … 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

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

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

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.

Nestled in a valley between the hills of the South Downs, Folkington is a lovely little village. Like many in the region, it is centred around its manor house, Folkington … read more