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Seven Sisters Country Park, Seaford

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Explore the chalk cliffs, reminiscent of the Cliffs of Dover, at Seven Sisters Country Park. This protected park provides 280 hectares (690 acres) for outdoor activities. Go for a walk or bike ride along the paths, look for birds wading on the beach, or spot the grazing animals along the meadows. See the commanding views of the coast at the apex of the Sisters themselves. Take the easy trail to the beach and try your hand at fishing. To get a view of the seven sisters from a distance, go to Seaford Head. Put Seven Sisters Country Park and other Seaford attractions into our Seaford day trip website , and watch your holiday take shape.

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By Tarbrow

You have to do this walk if you are even remotely close to the area. We caught the bus from Brighton and did the walk to the ocean. It's an easy path, accessible for the most part to wheelchairs even.... more »
By JenQatar

We caught the bus from Brighton and got off at the seven sisters bus stop. This takes one right into the tourist info centre. Here you can see the various walks...there are quite a few. One stick to t... more »
By Rebecca G

We stayed in Seaford and our first day we started our walk at the South Hill Barn Car Park. We walked to Seaford Head to get the best view looking towards the Seven Sisters. We then followed the Cuckm... more »

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By Mikala Filby

Beautiful scenery. The walk down to the sea is flat and there's a proper path, ideal if you want to take children's bikes or a wheelchair. The car park is perfectly situated however it does get very busy. There are toilets available nearby and a nice cafe. We also hired canoes for out teenage children which they loved. Great day out!

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By Dan Allen

Definitely a must see! Loads of stunning and picture perfect views and sceneries! Be sure to wear comfy shoes though as it involves a lot of walking and depending on the path you take, there might be a bit of a steep climb. All worth it nonetheless!

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By Bert Heymans

Marvelous place, you won't get enough of the views. Do visit when the weather is good because there is no shelter whatsoever. We visited with young children and took a pram, it's definitely doable, but you'll have to haul here and there if you want to go on top of the cliffs. Parking the car for a day was £4,-

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By X Lin

Nice hiking place. The map provided is clear. The view is astonishing. Pay attention to the weather. Wear casual clothes and steady shoes. It's best to wear sunscreen and repellent.

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By James Akehurst

I have visited the Seven Sisters Country Park several times. There is plenty of beautiful countryside in the area and all of it is very well maintained. With a wide variety of countryside, it is definitely worth exploring. I'd also suggest exploring other parts of the South Downs, too. Obviously, it's worth exercising common sense with clothing and paths to follow. It can get muddy and paths can be uneven.

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