Extract:
'From the flat coastal plains of Rye Bay, to the rolling hills and orchards of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The maps show suggested on and off-routes for everyone to enjoy. The rides are in the form of circuits and have been designed so that they can be linked up for the more energetic - with short-cuts for those who have bitten off more than they can chew!'

Weald and Coast Route
12 miles
Through historic Winchelsea and the undulating High Weald countryside, passing through the villages of Pett and Pett Level and along the coast to Winchelsea Beach.

Canal and Castle
5 miles
Following the banks of the Royal Military Canal to Sea Road, then heading towards Winchelsea where you can continue back to Rye along the Cadborough Cliff Bridleway.

Orchards and Oasts
12 or 9 miles
On-road route: Along the Royal Military Road which follows the route of the Royal Military Canal, a quick steep climb up the old sea cliff and into the undulating High Weald of oast houses and orchards, through the beautiful village of Iden and back into Rye.
Off-road route: Along the Royal Military Road then following the River Rother to New Bridge and Iden. Past oast houses and orchards, through woods and along tracks into the village of Peasmarsh.'

Information courtesy of East Sussex County Council