Area: Uckfield - Heathfield - Hailsham
Hadlow Down circular
Starting high on a
Wealden ridge at Hadlow
Down, this walk heads
north before dropping
down into and along the
valley of the River Uck. En route it
visits two areas which are open to
the public but not marked as such
on the Explorer Map, a licensed
woodland path after point 2 and,
between points 4 and 5, a walk through
an area of woodland and pasture
where environmentally sensitive
management is encouraging the
growth and protection of wild flowers. Date added: April 19, 2008
Newick circular
This pleasant and
varied walk from
Newick encircles
the village to the
south and west.
It follows an interesting route,
passing through several areas
of mature woodland, including
one managed by the Woodland
Trust where you can wander
freely.
Date added: 26 March 2007
Tidebrook circular
This walk from Tidebrook, near Mayfield, passes through one of the most beautiful areas of the High Weald.
Date added: 27 February 2007
Framfield circular
This week we sample segments of two designated long-distance routes for walkers across the Sussex Weald, the Wealdway and the Vanguard Way, both of which benefit from good signing and maintenance.
Date added: 27 January 2007
Stanmer Park and South Downs circular
In the past few months, Brighton and Hove City Council has established a number of new public paths and open access areas in Stanmer Park and the countryside to the north of the park area.
Date added: 15 July 2006
Ditchling Beacon, Westmeston, Streat, East Chiltington,and Plumpton
I first put this walk together for a book of South Downs walks, long out of print.
Date added: 16 March 2006
South Chailey Circular
This week, I can offer a walk along a field path and through the woodland around South Chailey.
Date added: 1 February 2006
Chiddingly Circular
As with the walk form East Hoathly, which was published in February and with which this walk can easily be linked, today's circuit samples segments of two long-distance routes - the Vanguard Way and the Wealdway.
Date added: 22 October 2005
Cowbeech Circular
A walk with none of the difficulties we have encountered on several recent Argus walks in the more remote areas ot the East Sussex Weald.
Date added: 31 August 2005
Hailsham and Polegate
Much of the first part of this substantial walk from Hailsham crosses the Pevensey Levels, once covered by the sea but now reclaimed to provide animal pasture.
Date added: 19 July 2005
Uckfield and Maresfield
The area to the west and north of Uckfield, bisected by trunk roads, including the town bypass, does not look very promising for walkers.
Date added: 5 July 2005
East Hoathly Circular
This walk in the Low Weald avoids any significant hills, instead being partly along field paths and partly within Vert Wood, to the north of Laughton.
Date added: 26 February 2005
Mayfield Circular
From the hill-top village of Mayfield cross the infant River Rother within a mile or two of its source to several ups and downs, dipping to cross streams, often sunk within deep wooded hollows and then rising again over the intervening low hills.
Date added: 17 April 2004
Balcombe to Stonelands
This is an exceptional walk through rich well-wooded High Wealden countryside to the east of Balcombe.
Date added: 3 April 2004
Framfield to Honey's Green
This is a short walk through a gentle landscape of small pastures lined by rich, tree-lined hedgerows.
Date added:1 November 2003
Weald Way and Vanguard Way
This pleasant, fairly easy walk in the Low Weald uses sections of two long-distance footpath routes - the Wealdway and the Vanguard Way. This offers a bonus in the form of particularly well-used and maintained paths and, therefore, generally easy route-finding.
Date added:27 June 2003
Ditchling to Clayton
This popular circuit links the village of Ditchling with Ditchling Beacon and passes Clayton windmills, as well as incorporating a fine two-mile section of the South Downs Way.
Date added:13 June 2003
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