Seven Sisters
A moderate walk (coast) in national park South Downs starting and finishing in East Sussex, England, about 12.90km (8.02 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 3:45h. It is unsuitable for families with children, prams & pushchairs, wheelchairs.
Elevation Profile
Ascent
39m (127ft)
Descent
195m (639ft)
Max. Elevation
170m (557ft)
Altitude Gain & Loss
234m (766ft)
Start
Bus stop after B2103 turn off
End
Exceat
Distance
12.90km
(8.02mi)
(8.02mi)
Duration
~3:45h
Difficulty
Moderate
Ordnance Survey Map
Created by Andy F on 26 Sep 2007
A nice simple walk. Very easy to navigate (just stick to the South Downs Way and follow the cliffs). The transport is excellent, the bus runs every 10 minutes in each direction from Brighton and Eastbourne. This is quite a hilly walk but the views are superb.
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Waypoints
OS Grid TV585985
Start of the walk
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Pub and car park
About 2.68 km (~1.67 miles) from 
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Not the best place to stop but there is a cafe there.
About 3.57 km (~2.22 miles) from 
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Depart from the South Downs Way and head down the steep hill down to the beach path.
About 3.42 km (~2.13 miles) from 
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follow the path north untill the main road.
About 0.78 km (~0.48 miles) from 
ExceatOS Grid TV519994
Bus stop here or continue to the Golden Gallion Pub.
About 1.65 km (~1.03 miles) from 
Golden Gallion
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Timwoods
You can start this walk from Eastbourne town centre. It's a bit longer, and there's a steep climb up to Beachy Head, but it's a great chance to see a traditional English seaside town!