There is a lovely section on this hollow that has quite beautiful rock formations. You can climb onto these and also explore them from behind. If you are really good …
Hidden amongst the trees, you will find giant boulders measuring up to 32 feet (10 m). These curious sandstone rocks are thought to have formed over 135 million years ago. …
Harrison's Rocks are a superb example of the sandstone outcrops which are found across the High Weald. There is evidence that Stone Age people sheltered amongst these rocks.
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This beautiful forest is managed by the local charity called Bellhurst Nature Conservation Trust, which is responsible for maintaining the land in an environmentally friendly way to preserve its wildlife and landscape conservation value.
This geologically significant area takes you through an incredible woodland setting where you can observe acres of breathtaking sandstone rocks connected by eleven bridges. If you need more information about tickets, you can visit: highrocks.co.uk/attractions/the-high-rocks.php
Formed from Tunbridge Wells Sandstone, this was once a campsite for nomadic hunters. Now popular with climbers, the outcrops are tor like and have a similar feel to the granite rocks of Devon and Cornwall.