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Pevensey Castle – St Mary's Church, Westham loop from Hastings

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Pevensey Castle – St Mary's Church, Westham loop from Hastings

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Pevensey Castle – St Mary's Church, Westham loop from Hastings

02:34

49.0km

130m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 25, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 582 m for 162 m

After 5.68 km for 78 m

After 5.88 km for 78 m

After 43.5 km for 78 m

After 48.3 km for 73 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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620 m

Café La Mer

Highlight • Cafe

Nice mobile coffee and food van situated in the square. Nice coffee and great snack options including vegan. Owner friendly. Cards accepted.

Link to their Google page
g.co/kgs/gbdGDg

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1.48 km

The pier in Hastings won the coveted Pier of the Year award in 2017 as well as the Stirling Prize for architecture. It was reopened in April 2016 following a long campaign and rebuilding process after the fire in 2010 which had destroyed about 95% of it.
It is a wonderfully clean and open structure, with a cafe in the middle and some colourful wooden huts offering different goods and services.
Most definitely worth a visit when in Hastings!

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5.81 km

Old Train Station

Highlight • Historical Site

7.42 km

Glynde Gap Coastal Path

Highlight • Trail

10.4 km

Bexhill-on-Sea Clock Tower

Highlight • Historical Site

the clock was designed by Robert Hembrow and built by local builders Benjamin Gaston and F Ransome. The 8.4 meter high clock tower has a single stepped base and is constructed of imitation Bath stone with an entrance door on the north side, clock faces on all four sides and the tower topped with a decorative weather vane. The clock tower was built to celebrate the coronation of King Edward VII on August 9, 1902, but through a combination of bad luck and poor planning it was not completed until two years later. Mr Wright, a Bexhill watch and clockmaker, who made the clock, first started it on July 19, 1904.

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10.7 km

Beach

20.5 km

Pevensey Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

Founded in the 4th century as one of the last fortresses of the Roman 'Saxon coast', Pevensey Castle was also the landing site of William the Conqueror's army in 1066. It was later returned to use as an emergency stronghold in the Second World War - you can still see machine gun posts camouflaged in the castle walls.
english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/pevensey-castle

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21.2 km