South Downs Way (Sussex)
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The South Downs Way is a long-distance path from Winchester in Hampshire to the white cliffs of Eastbourne in Sussex. The path is open to walkers, cyclists and horse-riders and is free of motorised traffic for almost the entire length.
This trail covers the Sussex part of the path from the pretty village of South Harting close to the Hampshire / Sussex border to the promenade at Eastbourne. See also the Hampshire section.
- Walk
- 72 miles / 115.8 kms
- 9278 feet / 2828 metres
- SU782184 / GU31 5QR
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- Walk and Cycle
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- 2 Aug 2010
At Alfriston, the South Downs Way splits. Walkers continue south to Seven Sisters Country Park and the coast. The cycle route to Eastbourne is via Jevington.
This map shows the walking trail. To see the cycle route click here.
Calories
Assuming a constant pace and no stops, typically it will take 24 hours 0 minutes to walk the distance and along the way 6415 calories will be burnt.