Seven Sisters Road
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TQ3287 : Seven Sisters Road, London N4
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Seven Sisters Cliff Walk
A stunning coastal walk along the chalk cliffs offering breathtaking views of the English Channel.
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TQ3287 : Seven Sisters Road, London N4
Stacey Harris
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TQ3287 : Manor House Travelodge
DS Pugh
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TQ3187 : Finsbury Park
N Chadwick
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TQ3187 : Tall grass in Finsbury Park
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TQ3187 : Tree in Finsbury Park
John H Darch
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TQ3287 : Manor House : London Underground roundel
Jim Osley
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TQ3287 : Manor House westbound platform
DS Pugh
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TQ3187 : Finsbury Park
Danny P Robinson
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TQ3187 : Seven Sisters Road, N4
Danny P Robinson
TQ3187 : Finsbury Park near Manor House
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Hill facts and local notes
Classifications
Elevation
39m
128 ft
Prominence
0m
Coordinates
51.5683, -0.0983
TQ319872
OS Map
176 177
Explorer: 173 174
At the Summit
The route features dramatic chalk cliffs, a visitor centre, and several pull-off areas for photo opportunities, rather than a traditional summit.
Terrain & Geology
The area is characterised by chalk cliffs and rolling hills, formed from layers of chalk and flint laid down in the Cretaceous period, providing a fascinating look into geological history.
Views & Scenery
From various vantage points, walkers can see the English Channel, Beachy Head lighthouse, and the beautiful Sussex countryside.
History & Heritage
Name Origin
The 'Seven Sisters' refers to the seven peaks that comprise the cliffs, possibly inspired by the sisters of a local legend or the seven chalk hills themselves.
Historical Significance
The area is not only a Site of Special Scientific Interest but also historic, as it has been a vital part of the coastal landscape for centuries.
Getting There & Facilities
Parking
Parking is available at National Trust car parks near Exceat; postcode BN10 0ES.
Public Transport
Regular bus services run from Eastbourne and Seaford to Exceat and surrounding areas.
Nearby Facilities
There are picnic areas and nearby cafés in Alfriston and Seaford, with public toilets available at the visitor centre.
Safety Information
Known Hazards
- Be cautious of steep cliffs; some areas have unprotected edges. It can get windy along the coast, so secure hats and maps!
General Safety Tips
- Check weather conditions before setting out
- Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
- Let someone know your planned route
- Take a map, compass, and GPS device
- Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch
Hills
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Are there group walks up Seven Sisters Road?
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Are there other walkers around Seven Sisters Road?
Activity varies by location and time, but Walkmates lets you see whether others have shared walks or shown interest in this area. Find other people through the walking friends search walking friends for Seven Sisters Road search or of course create your own walk for Seven Sisters Road
Can I organise a walk to Seven Sisters Road?
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How do I find a walk up this hill?
There are often multiple ways to walk this hill, depending on experience and route preference. Walkmates helps you explore walks and routes that others have shared.
Can I suggest a new route up Seven Sisters Road?
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