The Egrets Way is a trail running alongside the River Ouse from Lewes to Piddinghoe.

It takes its name from the graceful white herons called "egrets," which can often be spotted in the wetlands and waterways along the trail.

The trail is made up of a grassy track and some compact gravel at the southern end near Piddinghoe. You're likely to find cows grazing on the grass next to the River.

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Location: Southease, Lewes, East Sussex, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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