Description
Between Seaford and Exceat suggest taking inland route, rather than path over Seaford Head which is very steep in places and has regular cliff falls. (To match Seaeas)
Between Exceat and Alfriston follows clearly established riverside path
Between Seaford and Exceat suggest taking inland route, rather than path over Seaford Head which is very steep in places and has regular cliff falls. (To match Seaeas)
Between Exceat and Alfriston follows clearly established riverside path
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Seaford
Grid Ref
TV4817999125
Lat / Lon
50.77278° / 0.10017°
Easting / Northing
548,179E / 99,125N
What3Words
boils.endings.costly
Alfriston
Grid Ref
TQ5204003173
Lat / Lon
50.80816° / 0.15656°
Easting / Northing
552,040E / 103,173N
What3Words
frantic.habits.tomato
| Seaford | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TV4817999125 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.77278° / 0.10017° |
| Easting / Northing | 548,179E / 99,125N |
| What3Words | boils.endings.costly |
| Alfriston | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ5204003173 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.80816° / 0.15656° |
| Easting / Northing | 552,040E / 103,173N |
| What3Words | frantic.habits.tomato |
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review
Bostal Boy
27 Aug 2022The second leg of my yomp from Eastbourne to Seaford via Alfriston.
I chose to do a combination of SEAALF Two and SEAALF Three. This route uses the slightly quieter east bank of the Cuckmere River from Alfriston to Exceat Bridge. No issues, this is a very attractive walk. There are some stiles and often livestock in the fields and along the path. On the other bank, there was a field of goats today. There were lots of geese on the river and in the fields around about. Great views of the Litlington White Horse above the west bank of the river.
At Exceat Bridge you cross the river and the busy A259 by the Cuckmere Inn. At this point I switched to SEAALF Two to walk down to the coastguard cottages. SEAALF Three takes a shorter route back to Seaford, through fields, past the golf course and through residential streets. All perfectly fine, I have done it before.
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