Seaford to Beachy Head View

Walks, England, East Sussex, Lewes
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Seaford to Beachy Head View

Seaford, East Sussex

by tanyad100

  • 4 hours / 17km
  • 13

A bus ride and walk around Seaford to see the views across to the Seven Sisters and walk along Cuckmere River.

  • Water feature
  • Great views
  • Public toilets
  • Refreshments
  • Dog friendly
  • Child friendly

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  1. Take a left out of Seaford station to catch a bus to see the Seven Sisters

    Step 1: Take a left out of Seaford station to catch a bus to see the Seven Sisters

  2. Step 2: Take a bus (like 47 or 126) from near the station to Chyngton Lane

  3. Walk down Chyngton Lane South, a narrow alley between houses with pot holes. Walk all the way till you see South Hill Barn to your left

    Step 3: Walk down Chyngton Lane South, a narrow alley between houses with pot holes. Walk all the way till you see South Hill Barn to your left

  4. South Hill Barn

    Step 4: South Hill Barn

  5. Step 5: South Hill Barn has a snacks and drinks booth and portaloos. Walk past the barn keeping it to your right

  6. Step 6: Take the right hand path going downhill to Hope Gap. It’s about a 30 minute walk.

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