BIRLING GAP AND THE SEVEN SISTERS
BIRLING GAP AND THE SEVEN SISTERS
Around 40 minutes by car from Horsted Place, the Seven Sisters cliffs and Birling Gap showcase some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in England. This iconic stretch of chalk cliffs, part of the South Downs National Park, is famous for its dramatic white faces rising above the sea. At Birling Gap, visitors can descend to the shingle beach, where the sound of crashing waves against the cliffs creates a scene that is both humbling and unforgettable.
Whether you are a keen walker, a lover of coastal landscapes, or simply searching for a stunning viewpoint, Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters provide a quintessential East Sussex experience.
HIGHLIGHTS OF
Birling Gap & Seven Sisters
• Walk along clifftop trails with panoramic sea views
• Descend to the shingle beach at Birling Gap for a unique perspective
• Capture iconic photographs of the white cliffs against the blue sea
• Enjoy birdwatching and spot coastal wildlife along the way
• Visit the National Trust visitor centre for local history and guidance
WHY VISIT
Birling Gap?
The cliffs of the Seven Sisters are a natural wonder, shaped over thousands of years by the sea. They offer not only spectacular views but also a sense of timeless grandeur. For walkers, the South Downs Way provides routes suitable for all abilities, from gentle strolls to challenging hikes. Photographers are drawn to the ever-changing light and colours, while those seeking peace can simply stand and breathe in the fresh coastal air.
ENHANCE YOUR STAY
At Horsted Place
After a day exploring Ashdown Forest, return to the comfort of Horsted Place. Unwind with a drink in the lounge, relax in your suite overlooking the gardens, or enjoy seasonal dining prepared with care by our chefs. To make your stay even more memorable, explore our special offers designed for indulgence and relaxation.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Birling Gap & Seven Sisters
Birling Gap is approximately 25 miles from Horsted Place, with a scenic 40-minute drive through the Sussex countryside. Ideal for a full-day excursion.