[Help] Walking around Brighton & Hove and the surrounding area...

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pearl

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Behind My Eyes

• Jan 8, 2018

• #41

around Falmer is quite pleasant

 

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Rogero

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Shoreham

• Jan 8, 2018

• #42

Suggest that you buy an ordinance survey map and the world is your lobster for walking.

 

The Clamp

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West is BEST

• Jan 8, 2018

• #43

scooter1 said:

Just walk. Simple really, unless you need a route.... I work in Shoreham and its dull, but started walking in my lunch hour. It's amazing what you come across from just walking. Shoreham beach is nice, equally Truleigh Hill, neither of these places I'd have really bothered with until I started walking. I can manage around 7k in an hour, and my target is getting back to work in time. It works for me, but maybe not others...

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Mill hill is a good walk as is heading up to Lancing college to visit the amazing chapel. Shoreham is blessed with some truly stunning walks.

As for Brighton? Not so much but I can suggest heading up Sutherland road, cutting in to the race hill. Take the side road opposite Mulberry's on Sutherland Road that leads to the wooded hill path. It's beautiful and brings you up to near the T.V tower and stunning views along the coast. It's a corker.