Pope Rear Green

Downs, Moorland in Sussex Lewes

England

Pope Rear Green

Detached gate pillars and wall, Gerald Road, Seaford Beyond the wall is Gerald Road, turning right at the top of Cliff Road <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6730845">TV4898 : Northwest and downhill on Cliff Road, Seaford</a>. The flat roofs of Cliff Close houses can be seen to the left of the pillar. Old maps show that between 1899, before Cliff Road was developed, and 1950 there was a property on the cliff some way behind the camera, named on a 1927 map as Cliff Cottage. By 1963 it had gone; there was just a drive. There seems no reason to doubt that this was the entrance to the property. The location is now an informal piece of ground leading to a viewpoint and the lower slopes of Seaford Head. — Detached gate pillars and wall, Gerald Road, Seaford Credit: Robin Stott

Pope Rear Green is a picturesque area located in the county of Sussex, England. Situated amidst the beautiful Sussex Downs and Moorland, it offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and tranquility. The area is renowned for its rolling hills, vast open spaces, and diverse wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

The Downs in Pope Rear Green are characterized by their gentle slopes and lush greenery, providing excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside are a sight to behold, with the landscape changing hues throughout the seasons. The area is also home to several rare and protected species, including various birds, butterflies, and wildflowers, making it a haven for wildlife lovers and birdwatchers.

Pope Rear Green's Moorland, on the other hand, showcases a different aspect of Sussex's natural beauty. The rugged terrain, covered in heather and gorse, creates a striking landscape that is both wild and captivating. The Moorland is famous for its unique ecosystem, supporting a variety of flora and fauna that have adapted to the harsh conditions. Visitors can explore the area on foot, immersing themselves in the untamed surroundings and enjoying the peaceful ambiance.

In addition to its natural wonders, Pope Rear Green also boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. The area is dotted with ancient landmarks, including burial mounds, stone circles, and remnants of Iron Age settlements, providing a glimpse into its past.

Overall, Pope Rear Green in Sussex is a remarkable destination that offers a harmonious blend of stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife, and a rich history, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a genuine connection with nature and a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the Sussex countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.757454/0.1313614 or Grid Reference TV5097. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Detached gate pillars and wall, Gerald Road, Seaford

Beyond the wall is Gerald Road, turning right at the top of Cliff Road TV4898 : Northwest and downhill on Cliff Road, Seaford. The flat roofs of Cliff Close houses can be seen to the left of the pillar. Old maps show that between 1899, before Cliff Road was developed, and 1950 there was a property on the cliff some way behind the camera, named on a 1927 map as Cliff Cottage. By 1963 it had gone; there was just a drive. There seems no reason to doubt that this was the entrance to the property. The location is now an informal piece of ground leading to a viewpoint and the lower slopes of Seaford Head.

Robin Stott

Cliff walk near Seaford, facing south east

Tom Page

Boats on beach, Seaford

David Martin

View over Seaford

The nearest houses are in Maurice Road.

David Martin

Seaford Head

David Martin

View across Seaford Head Golf Club to the clubhouse

David Martin

Seaford : Seaford Head

Jim Osley

Seaford : "The Shoal" community bench

Find out more about the bench at this Link

Jim Osley

Cuckmere Valley walk [4]

The track leads into the western section of Seaford Head Local Nature Reserve. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [5]

Ewes and lambs in the field alongside the track. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [6]

From the track this path heads toward the sea. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [7]

The path continues to lead towards the sea. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [8]

At the junction of the paths there are three ways to go. This way heads east along the cliff edge towards Hope Gap. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [9]

At the junction of the paths there are three ways to go. This way leads north towards South Hill Barn. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [10]

At the junction of the paths there are three ways to go. This way leads west towards Seaford. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb

Cuckmere Valley walk [11]

An information board at the junction of the paths. Starting from the car park on South Hill, the route leads south towards the sea then along the cliff tops to Hope Gap, Sleaford Head and Cuckmere Haven. The way is then inland along the bank of the Cuckmere River towards Exceat Bridge, before following the long-distance Vanguard Way back to the starting point. About 4 miles.

Michael Dibb