[The Sussex Diamond Way]
[The Wey-South Path]
[The Essex Way]
[Links]
[Stour & Orwell]
[Thanet Coast Path]
[Grand Union]
[Wealdway]
[HWLT]
[SDW]
[Elham]
[Regents Canal]
[1066]
[SSW]
[PW NCP]
[Cotswold]
[SVW]
[DVP]
[SBP]
[Thames]
[SWCP]
[Gipping Valley River Path]
[Speyside]
[Three Castles Path]
[GGW]
[Eden]
[NDW]
[Parkland]
[MVW]
[The Loop]
[Ridgeway]
[TWC]
[RMCP]
[SMW]
[Fife Coastal Path]
[OVW]
[Vanguard]
[Lea Valley Walk]
[Resources]
[Greensand Way]
[The Monarch's Way]
[E2]
[Sandlings Walk]
[Solent Way]
[Weavers Way]
[Fynn Valley Way]

1066 Walk

This is the nearest regional trail to my gaff and has needless to say, all been completed. There is a main route, between Pevensey and Rye and two spurs, One to Bexhill from outside Battle (6.2miles) and another to Hastings from Doleham (7.4 miles). There is also a link path to the South Downs Way from Pevensey to Eastbourne. The main route is 31 miles. I think I completed this in 2003 but my memory is on the blink. Whatever, it encompases lovely countryside and Battle and Rye are always a pleasure to visit. As it is all so close, I will certainly revist it all several times. It runs near the Hastings - Ashford rail line, and I could hear and use the ubiquitous 'Thumpers' till they were withdrawn in 2005. The new 'caterpillar' units are nice - but the 1066 walk is knackered for trains as they do not stop at Doleham or Winchelsea anymore - very clever! Completed as: Battle to Bexhill, Hastings to Doleham, Pevensey to Battle and Battle to Rye.