페벤시‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산 정상

The trig point has a distant backdrop of the South Downs away to the west towards Cliffe Hill and Firle Beacon. The famous 'Long Man of Wilmington' is beyond the fence on the steep north side of the hill.

Beautiful hill, beautiful views and a beautiful all round walk.

Wilmington Hill is a small summit in the South Downs area not far from Eastbourne. It is 214 metres high and is a designated Marilyn and has a trig pointed summit.

Galley Hill is a hill located in St Leonards-on-Sea, Hastings. It is the highest point along the coast between Eastbourne and Hastings and still has a coastguard station at the top. It is a good vantage point to see what's passing along the coast and seals can sometimes be spotted along with various birds that don't usually come ashore here. The cliff-top bushes can also be good for migrants in spring .

Beautiful and variate tour! We en joyed it very much!

The views from Wilmington Hill are quite something. You can look along the ridges of the South Downs, and over a vast blanket of patchwork fields as far as the eye can see. The South Downs Way passes close by here and the Long Man of Wilmington stands on the hillside, as he has done for around 600 years. There's plenty of hiking to be had in these hills and this isn't the only exceptional viewpoint by far.

The site of a Neolithic causewayed enclosure, Combe Hill is a 636-foot (194 m) high point on the South Downs escarpment above Eastbourne. The hill boasts fine sea vistas and great views down onto the town. The enclosure was built around 3200 BC and is made of two concentric ditches. Archaeological discoveries have included Roman pottery, Bronze Age bowl barrows and flint tools.

Magnificent views across Eastbourne and towards the sea! If you’re doing the South Downs Way (west - east) then you’re so nearly there!