周辺の天然記念物・トップ7

Fore Wood Nature Reserve provides a tranquil shelter for both wildlife and visitors. Centuries of human management have created a diverse mix of traditional coppiced areas and grand high forest.

This ancient yew tree was already here in 1066, during the Battle of Hastings. There is a plaque in commemoration of its 950th anniversary.

Fore Wood Nature Reserve provides a tranquil shelter for both wildlife and visitors. Centuries of human management have created a diverse mix of traditional coppiced areas and grand high forest.

This ancient yew tree was already here in 1066, during the Battle of Hastings. There is a plaque in commemoration of its 950th anniversary.

Owned by the National Trust, there is a lovely view of Lake Field. It was acquired by the National Trust in order to preserve the rural view.

A conifer-based woodland just outside the famous town of Battle, where the Battle of Hastings took place, Battle Great Wood is a wonderful place to explore. Will well-maintained trails and a tremendous sense of quiet, you can amble here for hours. The 1066 Country Walk long-distance trail passes right through the centre of the wood, and a wooden sculpture of a crown lies in the heart.

Nice climb to Hastings Country Park 500 ft in 2 miles

Hastings Country Park is made up of 850 acres of dramatic sandstone cliffs, glens blanketed in trees, nature trails, and footpaths. The area falls within the Hastings Cliffs Special Area of Conservation and the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The park was founded in 1974 to protect the unique wildlife in the area. You may find rare liverwort plants as well as peregrines and black redstarts who breed on the cliffs.