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July 23, 2022

Kings Road Arches – Steyning Bowl Loop from Brighton

Moderate

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48.2km

16.0km/h

290m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 9.32 km for 183 m

After 37.9 km for 183 m

After 38.1 km for 405 m

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2.20 km

King's Road Arches

Highlight • Structure

The historic arches support the seafront promenade and are a vital part of our seafront infrastructure. After 120 years, it’s time for some of the arches to be replaced.

brighton-hove.gov.uk/libraries-leisure-and-arts/seafront/rebuilding-seafront-arches>

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12.2 km

View of the River Adur from the Adur Ferry Bridge

Highlight • River

amazing what happenes when you can literally "bend" planning permission!

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16.4 km

Lancing Beach

Highlight • Beach

The National Cycle Network (Route 2) runs along the seafront, between Lancing Beach Green and the beach itself. Although predominantly a pebble beach, there’s a stretch of sand at low tide and views of the Rampion offshore wind farm.

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24.6 km

Sopers Lane

Highlight • Viewpoint

This is a charming rural lane surrounded by the peaceful West Sussex countryside. Enjoy views of fields and woodland with quaint cottages dotted inbetween.

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24.7 km

View of Steyning Bowl

Highlight • Trail

Once you've tackled the hill, you'll find a bench at the top with fabulous views over Steyning Bowl, an impressive natural amphitheatre. This point intersects with the famous South Downs …

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29.3 km

St. Botolph's Church

Highlight • Historical Site

The Saxon church of St Botolph’s dates back to 950BC.

There's often a pop up cafe in the grounds of the church serving coffee and cake.

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33.6 km

Shoreham Old Toll Bridge

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

The easiest to access and safest way to cross the Adur in the area - the alternatives are busy roads. This crossing links with the Downs Link on the east …

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41.7 km

Brighton - Worthing

Highlight (Segment) • Other

48.2 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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22.0 km

14.4 km

5.86 km

4.23 km

1.33 km

443 m

Surfaces

42.3 km

3.77 km

1.26 km

832 m

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Kings Road Arches – Steyning Bowl Loop from Brighton

King's Road Arches

View of the River Adur from the Adur Ferry Bridge

Lancing Beach

Sopers Lane

View of Steyning Bowl

St. Botolph's Church

Shoreham Old Toll Bridge

Brighton - Worthing

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