1066 Country Walks
explore 1066 country from rye, east sussex
With a spectacular combination of coast and countryside
that's scattered with relics and ruins from the past.
1066 County is the kind of place where you don't just learn
about history, you live it. Known world-wide for its
heritage 1066 offers visitors a rich historical
experience. Visit
www.1066country.com for more details about Rye, Battle,
Bexhill-on-Sea, Burwash, Hastings, Hersmonceux, Northiam and
Pevensey.
The Royal Military Canal
The Royal Military Canal Path runs for 28 miles along the
entire length of the Royal Military Canal from Seabrook,
Kent to Cliff End in East Sussex. Many public
footpaths link to the Royal Military Canal Path s it is easy
to plan circular routes that take in sections of the Canal.
The Romney
Marsh Countryside Project leads a variety of free guided
walks and other activities along the Royal Military Canal.
Wildlife Watching
Thousands of birds find refuge in our mild climate and great
flocks of Lapwing and Golden Plover are seen in the pasture.
Large flocks of Mute Swans graze in fields near Winchelsea
station and fly past Camber Castle to roost at Castle Water.
Many different types of ducks and geese can be seen in the
water. Watch these in the nature reserves at Rye
Harbour and Dungeness or from the roadside at Pett Level.
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Each season has its own delights. In summer
grassland is full of chirping grasshoppers, buzzing
bumblebees and colourful butterflies.
For more information visit
RX Wildlife and see
Events
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Cyling Routes around Rye & Romney Marsh
You will find great cycling routes around Rye & Romney Marsh
covering Dungeness, Camber Sands, Lydd and Rye Harbour.
Hastings Fishing Fleet & Old Town
Europe's largest beach launched fishing fleet can be seen in
Hastings where you can also enjoy the picturesque Old Town
where television was invented and the popular TV series "Foyles
War" was filmed. It is also the home of Grey Owl. It also
has the Blue Reef Aquarium and Smugglers Adventure.
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