High Weald National Landscape - historic countryside and woodland across south east England.

High Weald National Landscape is a vast and distinctive protected area spanning Surrey, West Sussex, East Sussex and Kent. Covering over 1,450 square kilometres, this beautiful landscape is known for its patchwork of small farms, ancient woodlands and historic villages, making it a top destination for those seeking scenic things to do in south east England.

Visitors can explore an extensive network of footpaths including the High Weald Landscape Trail, Weald Way and 1066 Country Walk, offering countless opportunities for walking and cycling. Highlights include Bewl Water, the largest inland body of water in the region, and Bedgebury Forest, which provides activities such as mountain biking and horse riding. The surrounding Bedgebury National Pinetum features one of the most complete collections of conifers in the world, adding to the area's natural and botanical interest.

Explore more and experience a landscape rich in history, wildlife and natural beauty, where peaceful countryside and outdoor adventure combine across one of England's most distinctive regions.

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