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Nice point to stop for coffee and serves hot food and cakes. Both indoor and outdoor seating and somewhere to lock up your bike but as locations go this is pretty off the beaten track so theft is a lower risk than more urban locations.

Just below Newmarket Hill on Drove Avenue there is a communications mast. The views of the countryside towards Brighton and beyond to the sea from here are super nice, as they are out over Falmer Road to Ditchling Beacon way in the distance. Drove Avenue is a super good track too, great on a mountain bike, or gravel bike.

Great cafe with good Vegetarian and Vegan options and lots of outdoor seating

A stunning historic woodland which is literally a park for all seasons. You can enjoy the beautiful pink Judas tree and bluebells, the wildflower meadow and tulip trees in Spring and early summer, whilst the foxfloves, lime trees and shade from the woods are glorious in summer. The autumn colours from the woods and arboretum make Stanmer Park a colourful place to visit in the Autumn, with in whilst the holly berries bring colour against the bare trees.

Stanmer Park is a large park about north of Brighton covering an area of approximately 485 acres (196 hectares). It's also a local nature reserve and home to a a varied range of plants and wildlife. It has a fantastic network of woodland cycle trails using the well-maintained paths that tend to be lined with oak, beech and chestnut trees. This woodland track runs through the middle of the park, climbing up to Chalk Hill Car Park from the main part of the park at the southern end.

There are some beautiful grassy footpaths surrounding Falmer Hill in Brighton that provide excellent views across the rolling hills of the South Downs. It's the perfect place for an escape from city life and to enjoy a moment in nature.

Take a stroll through this pleasant little woodland right next to Brighton University's Falmer Campus.

Castle Hill is a nature reserve and prominent hilltop located in East Sussex near Newhaven. The reserve boasts a number of diverse habitats including chalk grassland, woodlands, and scrubland, that provide a home for a wide variety of beautiful animal and bird species. You'll be spoilt for choice with many fantastic views across the surrounding countryside, including across the South Downs and over the English Channel.