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South Downs

Explore South Downs Way Walking and Cycling in East Sussex

Embark on an unforgettable journey with the South Downs Way walking trails,

where Eastbourne and East Sussex unfold their natural beauty.

Whether you prefer walking through picturesque paths or cycling along scenic routes,

the South Downs Way offers an unparalleled way to connect with nature.

From the iconic Seven Sisters cliffs to the hidden gems along the coastline,

there's an adventure waiting for everyone.

Discover the joy of outdoor exploration and create memories that last a lifetime with South Downs Way walking.

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Seven Sisters Walk

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the South Downs Way with a cliff walk from Birling Gap to Cuckmere Valley. This trail offers stunning views of the world famouse Seven hills, iconic white cliffs and beautiful blue sea

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Beachy Head Lighthouse

Beachy Head Lighthouse is a true icon of the British coastline. The cliff walk to Cow Gap beach is a must-see for any adventurer. Accessible only by foot at low tide, this beach is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered

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Long Man of Wilmington

The circular trail that runs along the top and bottom of the Long Man of Wilmington offers a unique opportunity to explore this mysterious giant figure cut into the hillside. Despite its age and origins it remains a mystery and visitors can enjoy the stunning views and peaceful surroundings while contemplating the meaning behind this enigmatic landmark.

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Cuckoo Trail

The Hampden Park to Heathfield footpath and cycleway is a scenic 14-mile route that follows the former Cuckoo Line railway track. Along the way, you'll enjoy stunning views of woodland, open grassland, and seasonal wildflowers. Don't miss the chance to admire the oak sculptures and spot some birds as well.

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