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Expect big vistas and colourful wildlife on any warm season jaunt along Swanborough Hill. Situated on the South Downs' chalk grassland ridge between Brighton and Lewes, you're afforded superb views out towards the Channel. Wildflowers proliferate on the wonderfully springy grassland and you might catch sight of the iconic chalkhill blue butterfly fluttering from flower to flower.

This is a nice and enjoyable flat section so you can enjoy a scenic workout along the river Ouse that takes you over Willey's Bridge to the heart of Lewes town.

Enjoy a flat and scenic amble along the river Ouse that takes you over Willey's Bridge to the heart of Lewes town.

Lovely, cold Orchard View cider from Shepherd Neame.

Def worth the detour down to The Juggs in Kingston. Long old trek back though :(

views eastward over Kingston toward Lewes

Quite a steep walk up but beautiful views of Lewes from the top.

The escarpment here and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The steeply sloping chalk grassland is rich in minibeasts, such as Adonis Blue and Small Blue butterflies, and the nationally rare and specially protected wart-biter cricket. Amongst the diverse plant life are squinancywort and eyebright – both classic medicinal herbs used to treat throat and eye infections respectively. The chalky soils and climate of the South Downs are suitable for growing wine, and a number of vineyards are making the most of conditions that are similar to the Champagne region of France.