Coghurst Hall Holiday Park

1066 Country Walk - Hastings Link

Traces the final stretch of William the Conqueror's 1066 march to Battle, linking Hastings to the main 1066 Country Walk. Expect moderate terrain with some steep sections through wooded valleys and open farmland, plus coastal views. Suitable for older children but not buggies due to uneven paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines genuine historical significance with varied East Sussex countryside—worth it for history buffs and anyone wanting coastal-to-countryside contras

1066 Country Walk

Traces 50km across East Sussex from Pevensey Castle to Rye Harbour, following the Norman invasion route of 1066. Mostly flat coastal paths and farmland tracks with gentle undulations through the High Weald. Suitable for families tackling shorter sections, though the full distance requires stamina and multiple days. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines genuine historical sites (battle abbey ruins, ancient harbours) with varied countryside and wildlife-rich wetlands, making it ideal for

Combe Valley Greenway

Follows a traffic-free, pancake-flat former railway line through the Combe Valley Countryside Park, perfect for buggies, toddlers and dogs. Entirely tarmacked with gentle meanders alongside a stream and through meadows. Ideal for an easy family stroll or bike ride with wildlife spotting opportunities – look for butterflies and birds in the wetland areas. Zero hills, zero hassle, maximum accessibility.

1066 Country Walk - Bexhill Link

Motoring Heritage Trail