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National Cycle Route 2 – Birling Gap Loop from Halfway Station

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National Cycle Route 2 – Birling Gap Loop from Halfway Station

planned a road ride

July 19, 2021

National Cycle Route 2 – Birling Gap Loop from Halfway Station

Moderate

03:10

69.7km

22.0km/h

680m

680m

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Overview

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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After 17.5 km for 255 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

1.15 km

Madeira Drive

Highlight • Cycleway

Known to much of the cycling world as the London to Brighton finish line. Also famous for mods, rockers and speed trials.

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2

9.85 km

Beach Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

3

17.5 km

Ouse Estuary Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

Between Newhaven and Seaford is the Ouse Estuary Nature Reserve which is home to a wide variety of birds, insects, plants and amphibians including the internationally protected Great Crested Newt. …

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4

25.6 km

This is the western, Litlington Road, access point (and car park) to Friston Forest, which has a good network of cycle and walking trails, including some relatively good quality singletrack.

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5

32.9 km

Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters Cliffs

Highlight • Natural Monument

A busy hub for people coming to walk and admire the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs. There is a cafe, toilet block, ice cream van (in summer), shop, visitors’ centre and lots of indoor and outdoor seating.

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6

36.7 km

Beachy Head Road

Highlight • Cycleway

A very nice smooth section of road that rolls gently downhill through a series of flowing bends, with some amazing views over the coast, lighthouses and downs at the eastern extent of the South Downs National Park.

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7

38.1 km

As the open road winds through the cliff top headland, take a moment to pull over and stop on the grassy verge. This spot offers fabulous views over "The Sunshine …

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8

46.1 km

So scenic when you look over to your right of the meandering Cuckmere River meeting the sea. Can get pretty windy around here!

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69.7 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

36.1 km

20.3 km

12.0 km

691 m

443 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

65.6 km

3.14 km

385 m

253 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (160 m)

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