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  1. 1066familyman

    [Sussex] Walking routes in the Hastings area

    If you just want woodland walks where you drive to and park up then here's a few I can recommend: Brede High Woods (between Cripps Corner and Broad Oak) Guestling Wood (Watermill Lane, Pett village) St.Helen's Woods ( St.Helen's Park Road, Hastings) Battle Great Wood (Marley lane, Battle)
  2. 1066familyman

    [Sussex] Walking routes in the Hastings area

    Alas The Bulverhythe is no more, and hasn't been for sometime. Like a lot of them, it's a shop now.
  3. 1066familyman

    [Sussex] Walking routes in the Hastings area

    Camber castle is a nice walk too, starting from Harbour Road, round to the castle and back along the River. For a longer proper Hastings walk, check the tide times and do a Fairlight beach loop. Start at Hastings station and walk through the Old Town until you reach The Dolphin pub. Nice...
  4. 1066familyman

    [Sussex] Walking routes in the Hastings area

    As others have said, that Queens Head one is nice. By train - From Winchelsea Station head up to Winchelsea via Ferry Hill, along Monk's Walk and across the fields up to Hogs Hill. Over Hogs Hill by the windmill and down into Icklesham and onto the Queens Head. After your pint, or two, head...
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