Robertsbridge to Battle

A station-to-station walkSussexSouth East England

7
MI
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An enjoyable but not especially scenic route, easy to follow, with a variety of gradients through landscape, villages and views. A number of difficult stiles, either damaged or high and several crossings of the A21. Mud is bearable but the route would be difficult after rainfall; some sections are hard to push through brambles and nettles. Wildlife seen along the route includes roe deer, buzzards, orchids and clouds of butterflies.

Woodland: a quarter under tree cover.

Warnings: There are several crossings of the A21, though on straight sections that are fairly safe to cross. A number of stiles are damaged or high, and brambles and nettles make a few sections hard to push through, so long sleeves and trousers are advisable. Can be difficult after rainfall. Can be muddy.

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Walk details: Travelog Lewes (tips, photos, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).

Similar walk: Slow Ways (inc. GPX).

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