Recreational walks in East Sussex — The following are lists of recreational walks in East Sussex, Englandhort walks*Abbots Wood near Hailsham has two walks, the Abbots Amble, 2.5 kilometres following yellow waymarks and Oak Walk, just over 1 kilometre following red waymarks.… … Wikipedia
East Sussex — Infobox England county name = East Sussex motto = status = Ceremonial (smaller) Non metropolitan county origin = Historic region = South East England arearank = Ranked 33th area km2 = 1792 adminarearank = Ranked 30st adminarea km2 = 1709 adminhq … Wikipedia
Lindfield, West Sussex — Coordinates: 51°00′49″N 0°05′00″W / 51.0135°N 0.0833°W / 51.0135; 0.0833 … Wikipedia
Blackdown, Sussex — Infobox Mountain Name = Blackdown Photo = blackdown.jpg Caption = View of Blackdown, painted by Helen Allingham, 1902 Elevation = 280 metres (919 feet) Location = South Downs Range = Prominence = 191 m Parent peak = Beacon Batch Coordinates =… … Wikipedia
Long-distance footpaths in the United Kingdom — The following long distance footpaths can be found in the United Kingdom:England and Wales: National TrailsNational Trails are distinguished by being maintained by the National Trails organization [http://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/] . As of|April… … Wikipedia
High Weald Landscape Trail — Infobox Hiking trail Name=High Weald Landscape Trail Photo= Caption= Location=East and West Sussex, and Kent England Designation= Length=convert|90|mi|abbr=on Start/End Points=Horsham Rye Use=Hiking ElevChange= HighPoint= LowPoint= Difficulty=… … Wikipedia
Monarch's Way — Waymark on a Public Footpath Length 615 miles (990 km) Location Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Staffordshire, Sussex, Gloucesters … Wikipedia
Chattri (Brighton) — For the Indian architectural motif, see Chhatri. The Chattri Looking southwards towards Brighton … Wikipedia
New Lipchis Way — A waymarker disc Length 60.8 km (37.8 mi) Location Hampshire and West Sussex, England Trailheads … Wikipedia
Wealden — GeographyWealden District covers two main upland areas: the section of the High Weald within East Sussex; and the eastern end of the South Downs, between which lies the Vale of Sussex. The River Ouse, some of the tributaries of which originate in … Wikipedia