King's Hill Climb – Robertsbridge High Street loop from Etchingham

King's Hill Climb – Robertsbridge High Street loop from Etchingham

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King's Hill Climb – Robertsbridge High Street loop from Etchingham

01:34

30.7km

480m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 16.4 km for 81 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.34 km

King John's Nursery

Highlight • Structure

Hidden away down a sleepy country lane, a nursery, garden and café lie nestled within the oaks of the High Weald of East Sussex. The nursery was created out of …

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7.41 km

Cairds Campsite

Highlight • Rest Area

Basic site for camping but very reasonable price for a family bike packing with minimal amenities required

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8.43 km

Steep Hill After Level Crossing

Highlight • Climb

shortish climb about 8% and long drag at the end

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10.7 km

Burwash War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

11.7 km

King's Hill Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

One of the longer climbs in the region. The road climbs several kilometers from the north to the south. It is only a bit steeper at the bottom, after which …

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16.4 km

Mad Jack Fuller's Pyramid Mausoleum

Highlight • Monument

In addition to the grave pyramid for John Fuller, whose nickname was "MAD JACK", which is located here in the cemetery, there are a number of buildings to be discovered …

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20.1 km

Well Wood

Forest

23.0 km

Judges Bakery Café

Highlight • Cafe

Nice local bakery with cafe. Perfect as a stopover during your bike ride. In addition to whole loaves of bread, the bakery also sells lunch sandwiches, biscuits, cake, milk, soft …

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23.1 km

Robertsbridge High Street

Highlight • Settlement

A rural village, pedalling through Robertsbridge is a step back in time. Medieval timber framed buildings, a church mentioned in the Doomsday Book and the ruins of Robertsbridge Abbey all …

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