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Groombridge Place is currently closed but the walks around it are lovely. Plenty of streams and a pond with ducks and geese. There is also a train track that has old steen trains going past.

The remarkable building that stands at this location belonged to King Henry VIII and his son, and it has been in the possession of the Sidney family for over 460 years. You can visit both the house and the gardens and grounds, but you will need to check the opening times and admission prices to purchase a ticket. It remains closed during the winter season, reopening in February 2024. For more information, you can visit: penshurstplace.com/plan-your-visit

Groombridge Place is a beautiful country estate complete with sculpted formal gardens, a moated 17th-century manor house and over 200 acres of parkland. The house and its bridges were designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the same architect who re-designed St Paul's Cathedral after the Great Fire of London. Although the house is privately owned, you can visit the gardens. With a pirates playground and treetop walkway, it's also a great place for kids. The gardens are only open during summer. You can find more information, here: groombridgeplace.com

The remarkable building that stands at this location belonged to King Henry VIII and his son, and it has been in the possession of the Sidney family for over 460 years. You can visit both the house and the gardens and grounds, but you will need to check the opening times and admission prices to purchase a ticket. It remains closed during the winter season, reopening in February 2024. For more information, you can visit: https://www.penshurstplace.com/plan-your-visit

The Pantiles are beautiful, although not the most bike-friendly given it's a busy pedestrianised street which lacks any safe place to lock your bike up while visiting a cafe.

You will have to go a little off this route to see this. Interesting

Groombridge house and village is at the bottom of some very steep hills. The House is well worth a visit. Great country and good views. It's a lumpy ride.

The Forest Way is a good quality off-road cycle and walking route on the old East East Grinstead to Groombridge railway line, via Forest Row and Hartfield. It’s western end links with the Worth Way to Three Bridges at East Grinstead railway station (and the Bluebell Railway). The Forest Way and the Worth Way form part of the Sussex section of the long distance route, the Avenue Verte, between London and Paris.