Beach huts – Seaford Head Viewpoint loop from Seaford

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Beach huts – Seaford Head Viewpoint loop from Seaford

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Beach huts – Seaford Head Viewpoint loop from Seaford

01:02

8.87km

120m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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South Downs National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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132 m

St. Leonard's Church, Seaford

Highlight • Historical Site

Beautiful Church in Seaford

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1.33 km

Seaford Head Viewpoint

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The Coastguard Cottages on the cliff have been built in the 1920's, shortly after the National Coastguard Service was founded. They were put here because Cuckmere Haven was an important …

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3.74 km

Hope Gap and View of the Seven Sisters Cliffs

Highlight • Viewpoint

Hope Gap is a place that is rich in beauty and geology. The distinctive white cliffs have layers of chalk interspersed with a layer of flint. The beach is also …

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4.16 km

View of the Seven Sisters Cliffs

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These chalk cliffs are one of Britain's prettiest unspoilt coastlines, and are situated in the Seven Sisters County Park. From this point, it is a beautiful view of the Seven Sisters, especially during clear weather.

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4.19 km

View of the Seven Sisters from Hope Gap

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Fantastic views from this cliff edge. Forms part of a grassy and gravel path between Seaford and Exceat. Fine with gravel tyres.

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5.30 km

South Barn Coffee

Highlight • Cafe

It's a cafe at the top of the hill. Where there is also a bike workshop.

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7.94 km

Seaford Museum & Martello Tower

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Martello Tower 74, is the most westerly of a series of defensive towers built between 1804 and 1812 along the coast of Kent and Sussex. they are named after the Torra di Mortella in Corsica.

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