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From Hassocks to Brighton via Lewes camping

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From Hassocks to Brighton via Lewes camping

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July 12, 2022

From Hassocks to Brighton via Lewes camping

Hard

10:53

39.7km

3.6km/h

590m

640m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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4.90 km

View of the Weald from Ditchling Beacon Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

Ditchling Beacon Nature Reserve is owned by the National Trust but managed by the Wildlife Trust. It's an important area of chalk downland with rare species of plant and insect. …

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7.16 km

South Downs Way Near Ditchling Beacon

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9.23 km

Blackcap

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

From this viewpoint on the South Downs Way ridge, you can enjoy soaring views across the National Park all the way to New Haven.

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12.8 km

View of Offham and the South Downs

Highlight • Natural

The views from here over Offham and the surrounding countryside are stunning. A great place to ponder your place in life and to take some time out.

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22.5 km

Lewes Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

The views are breathtaking, very lovely walk!! Lewes town looks pretty too.

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22.7 km

Thomas Matthew Plaque, Keere Street

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narrow and steep cobbled lane leading from Grange Garden to the Castle. Reminiscent of "Golden Hill" from Gulliver's Travels. 😀

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23.0 km

Southover Grange Gardens

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An enchantingly landscaped garden with a quiet lawn and many benches in the middle of the city's wonderfully old walls.

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23.7 km

Lewes Priory Ruins

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Lewes Priory is the ruins of a Cluniac priory that was built around 1081 and demolished around 1537. There are loads of little information boards that tell you about the …

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28.0 km

View of Lewes and the Ouse Valley

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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 …

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