What is the South Coast Challenge? The South Coast Challenge is fun, safe, and rewarding – with full support all the way, enabling you to push yourself further in stunning coastal scenery. 100 km, at
What is the South Coast Challenge?
The South Coast Challenge is fun, safe, and rewarding – with full support all the way, enabling you to push yourself further in stunning coastal scenery. 100 km, at your pace, through the day & night if you’re walking. 100 km over 2 days, stay locally in a hotel / B&B – and rest!
Which way do you cycle the South Downs?
South Downs Way Cycling Itineraries You can cycle the South Downs Way in either direction, heading east from Winchester to Eastbourne or vice-versa.
Can you cycle the South Downs Way on a road bike?
Most people walk the South Downs Way as it started out as a footpath and is one of the National Trails like The Pennine Way, Hadrian’s Wall et al, but there’s also a cycling version on bridleways and minor roads.
What’s the challenge for the South Downs Way?
The challenge is to walk, jog or run 100km non-stop across the South Downs Way in under 30 hours in a team of four, with a support crew of two members to help you get to the finish line.
Where to start on the South Coast Challenge?
An Eastbourne start, up Beachy Head, the magnificent Seven Sisters, and along the South Downs Way, with stunning views over the sea, to a Brighton half-way. Devil’s Dyke, and a few ups & downs lie ahead before historic Arundel comes into view after an amazing 100 km journey.
How long is the South Downs Way in Hampshire?
Walking As one of the UK’s most challenging National Trails the South Downs Way is enjoyed by a huge cross-section of walkers of various abilities. The trail is 160km long and stretches from Winchester in Hampshire to Eastbourne in East Sussex. Take a look at our guide for recommended walks.
Is the South Downs Way a National Trail?
Designated a National Trail, the South Downs Way attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year each looking to get a taste of the stunning South Downs National Park. Now is the time to indulge yourself in a little piece of the South Downs Way, whether by foot, wheel or hoof.