Walks from Stonegate
MapBeautiful walks starting or ending at Stonegate Station.
Alternatively, view walks you can reach directly from Stonegate by train.
Stonegate Circular via Bateman’s
Rolling hills, tranquil valleys, classic English woodland, pastureland and unspoiled village.
Bateman’s: The family home of world-famous writer Rudyard Kipling, known for The Jungle Book and Just So Stories. Built in 1634, this Jacobean house is in the Sussex countryside (National Trust; 3h to visit).
1 lunch spot: Bateman’s tearoom
Warnings: Nettles and brambles.
Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).
Stonegate to Robertsbridge
Hilly High Weald, valleys, ridgetop village, hornbeam woods, country estate and panoramic ridge views.
Bateman’s: The family home of world-famous writer Rudyard Kipling, known for The Jungle Book and Just So Stories. Built in 1634, this Jacobean house is in the Sussex countryside (National Trust; 3h to visit).
1 lunch spot: Bateman’s tearoom
Warnings: Can be muddy.
Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).
Stonegate to Wadhurst
Rolling hills, tranquil valleys, woodland, pastureland and remote wilderness sections.
Warnings: Nettles and brambles.
Source: An alternative variant of Stonegate Circular (Saturday Walkers Club).
Robertsbridge to Stonegate
East Sussex countryside, rolling hills, fields and woodland via Burwash to Stonegate.
Source: An alternative variant of Robertsbridge Circular via Brightling (Saturday Walkers Club).