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Motoring Heritage Trail

Explores Bexhill's motor racing history along seafront paths and residential streets, mostly flat with gentle gradients through town. Perfect for families and pushchair-friendly throughout, with plenty of pavement walking. Dogs welcome on leads in urban sections. Discover where Britain's first motorcar races took place in 1902, passing commemorative markers and the De La Warr Pavilion, blending coastal views with quirky automotive heritage that makes Bexhill unique among British seaside towns.

1066 Country Walk - Bexhill Link

Follows a 10km stretch connecting Bexhill to the historic 1066 Country Walk, crossing gently rolling East Sussex countryside with some moderate inclines. The mixed terrain of field paths and bridleways can get muddy after rain, making it challenging for buggies—best suited for confident walkers aged 8+. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Traces the area where William the Conqueror's army marched inland in 1066, offering coastal views and genuine historical significance alongside peaceful farm

Combe Valley Greenway

Follows a smooth, traffic-free tarmac path through Combe Valley Countryside Park on virtually flat terrain—perfect for buggies, young families, and accessible to all abilities. Dogs welcome on leads. The route winds through meadows and alongside streams with plenty of wildlife spotting opportunities including dragonflies and butterflies. Ideal for gentle strolls with regular benches and interpretation boards explaining the valley's ecology and history.

England Coast Path: Eastbourne to Rye Harbour

1066 Country Walk