Your favourite place in Sussex?

[Theatre of Trees]

Mount Caburn on a chilly but clear autumn morning, walk up before dawn then sit on the seat and watch the sun come up and the early morning mist gradually cover both the Ouse Valley and Laughton Levels

 

[BN9 BHA]

Heaven Farm.

Very nice place but grumpy woman running the tea room when we went last year, she had a moan at my misses for wearing boots.
It's a farm FFS with a walk through the woods.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Mount Caburn on a chilly but clear autumn morning, walk up before dawn then sit on the seat and watch the sun come up and the early morning mist gradually cover both the Ouse Valley and Laughton Levels

I always hesitate to promote the delights of Laughton Levels, which more or less start about 200 yards from where I live. A fabulously flat and empty stretch of land, where nobody ever goes. Views of the downs, for sure, but it's the empty miles of flat, quiet solitude that are the attraction. Nesting barn owls in a deserted barn, grass snakes, slow worms, hares. Wonderful. No roads. Not even public footpaths.

 

[Zukey Seagull]

Which part of Sussex is that?

It's not, just a nice place in Surrey

 

[Pevenseagull]

 

[Nitram]

Saturday walk into Brighton through the North Laine and past Royal Pavilion.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I couldn't even begin to pick a top ten. We are a wonderful county.

Edit: That's a great photo, Pev. I was trying to find some info on a suicide and twitter kept throwing up that photo, being tweeted about across the world.

 

[Nibble]

Racehill facing Brighton at sunset and night time.

 

[Grombleton]

Good shout. The view from Denne Hill looking out over Horsham has always been a favourite of mine

Lot of love for Horsham. My missus is a Horsham gal and we wanted to move there initially, but had to settle for Littlehampton. Try and get there whenever i can.

 

[glasfryn]

Stanmer Park and Woods ( when it's not full of pikey caravans )

this and Pevensey Castle
and the walk from Mile Oak to Bramber and its Castle

not all the most beautiful but all have sentimental attachments

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

The splash point nominations are a great shout. Ninas gift shop and sunny days.

Oh memories...why do you haunt me so?

 

[topbanana36]

Lot of love for Horsham. My missus is a Horsham gal and we wanted to move there initially, but had to settle for Littlehampton. Try and get there whenever i can.

Come on Falklands avenue and Joyce close aint that bad or a walk along west beach towards Clymping.

 

[mel blyth]

Not only my favorite place in Sussex but in the World the walk from Jack & Jill to the old Lewes racecourse along the Downs great memories.

 

[Seagull kimchi]

Saturday walk into Brighton through the North Laine and past Royal Pavilion.

Love the Space Ritual avatar!!! For me I love Bedgbury Pinetum on the Kent/E.Sussex border.

 

[Grombleton]

Joyce close

What, in Wick? Everything around there is a dump i'm afraid. Thankfully i'm based the other side of the roundabout.

 

[BN9 BHA]

It's not, just a nice place in Surrey

But this is about Sussex, why not start a Surrey thread.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Firle Beacon.

I did a half marathon up and along Firle Beacon a few years back. The views on the top/ridge are amazing and I could see the sea.

 

[algie]

Wolstonbury Hill holds a lot of sentimental value for me

 

[Premiership Dream]

Mine is the undercliff walk.Whatever the weather.

st james st

 

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The view from the 9th/18th Green on Cuckfield golf course looking out over the Ouse Valley with Balcobme Viaduct in the distance.

especially when a Lancaster Bomber and a Spitfire came flying slowly up the valley and it is perfect.

I know that view well , my kids train up at beech farm field with cosmos , truly breathtakingly on a sunny summer's day , I would give my right arm to see it with the battle of Britain flight flying along , apart from that , too many places to mention, Sussex , truly the most beautiful place in the world , at least to me.