Rondrit Kent National Park South Downs
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RouteXpert Hans van de Ven (Mr.MRA)
Last edit: 08-02-2024
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5h 19m
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Car or motorcycle
Distance
238.81 km
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RouteXpert Review Then we arrive in Brighton and stop at the Brighton Pier * for the inner man to provide some goodies.
* The Brighton Marine Palace and Pier, Brighton Pier or Palace Pier, is a pier in Brighton, on the south coast of England. The pier is one of the most important sights of the city. He has been on the list of monuments since 1971. In the past it was a quiet promenade, nowadays more of an amusement park.
After Brighton, the South Downs National Park ** follows with steep slopes and ditto runs. Again several beautiful viewpoints.
** The South Downs National Park is in southeast England. It is spread over the counties of East Sussex, West Sussex and Hampshire. It is the newest national park in Great Britain, it has only existed since 2011. It is a combination of two beautiful areas that already had a protected status, namely the Sussex Downs and East Hampshire, two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
In the South Downs National Park, we drive over the "Greatham Bridge", a very old bridge (1294) over the river "Arun", where we start posing. Then we arrive in Midhurst where we have a stop at The Wheatsheaf, a traditional Pub in the center, where we can eat and / or drink something.
After lunch we head for Red Hill, where we have the last stop at "The Plow" in Leigh before we reach the end point again.
Because I have not driven this route (yet) myself, this route gets 3 stars.
Route details:
rp 10 - Brighton Pier
rp 15 - Greatham Bridge
rp 18 - The Wheatsheaf in Midhurst
rp 31 - The Plow in Leigh.
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