Skip to main content

Discover East Sussex

Latest: Thinking of getting out and about in the countryside this summer? Take a look at our latest programmes of guided walks and rides – Exploring East Sussex and Cycling East Sussex.

Walks
From tranquil gardens to the steep ascent of the South Downs, the East Sussex countryside has much to offer. Find out more about popular walks in the county, including along long distance footpaths.
Cycling
The bridleways of the South Downs offer some of the best off-road cycling in the country. You can also cycle in most woods owned by the Forestry Commission. Find out about these and other ideas for cycling in the county.
Rights of way – helping you to discover East Sussex
Find out more about the county's 3,500 kms of footpaths, bridleways and byways.
Days out in East Sussex
We have chosen some groups of places for you to visit on a day out. Each day has a theme and all the attractions are nearby with directions on how to get there.
Top attractions
Selection of the most popular attractions in East Sussex – from children's zoos to stately homes.
Discover the coast
We are proud of our maritime connections. Our spectacular coastline includes beauty spot Seven Sisters and the cliffs of Beachy Head. There are many scenic fishing villages and coastal towns to visit.
Parks and play areas
Parks, play areas and public gardens in the county. Includes details of how we are building and improving play areas across East Sussex.
Easy access to the East Sussex countryside
Information about disabled access to a range of countryside sites.
Archaeology in East Sussex
Discovering and visiting archaeological sites in East Sussex, plus how to get involved with training and volunteering.
East Sussex in pictures
Scenic views from around the county.
Website approved by the Plain English Campaign

East Sussex County Council, County Hall, St Anne's Crescent, Lewes, BN7 1UE. Phone: 0345 60 80 190