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It's the perfect route for walkers!
All right, this is the opinion of members of the
Vanguards Rambling Club, who created both the route
and this website.
And, yes, we would say that, but this is why we
think so:
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- At 66 miles (107 km) the Vanguard Way is not too short and not too long, so is easily covered in a week or less, or over a few weekends.
You will encounter:
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a designated National Park (South Downs); |
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two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Surrey Hills, High Weald); |
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a heritage coast (Sussex Coast); |
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three scheduled sites of national or regional interest (Nore Hill Chalk Pinnacle, Haxted Mill and Dry Hill Camp) and many other points of
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- There are great views throughout the route, including two of the best in Britain: the Cuckmere Meanders and the Seven Sisters.
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The Seven Sisters, © 2009 Micky Kohn
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Cuckmere Meanders, © 2009 Colin Saunders
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- Nearly all the route is on public rights of way, and goes mostly through open countryside and woodland.
- The route is well served by public transport, so you can easily walk it on day trips from London.
- You'll learn something new every day.
- When you complete the route you qualify for a free certificate, and you
can commemorate your achievement with a badge.
- And there's a FREE GUIDE & MAPS
describing the route from North to South and from South to North!
New (5th) editions of the north to south
route guides, introduction to the route, and companion are now available to
download.
- Please remember to click on latest news,
before setting off, for information on diversions and other changes to the
route.
If you want to find out what you might see in the way of plants
and animals as you walk along the Vanguard Way, visit our blog site
vanguardwayblog.blogspot.co.uk. AND you can now
click here to download
a comprehensive guide to the Flora, Fauna & Geology of the Vanguard Way |
To find out more click here:
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