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Friston
BN25 4AD
🌿 What to expect
• A network of walking trails through beech and mixed woodland with changing scenery and ridge views across the downs
• Waymarked paths such as the Butchers Trudge and White Horse View routes for shorter walks
• Cycling and mountain biking options from gentle family routes to more challenging trails
• Wide forest tracks and bridleways shared by walkers, riders and nature lovers
• Seasonal wildflower displays and wildlife spotting opportunities in spring and summer
📍 Highlights & local connections
The forest sits between Lullington Heath National Nature Reserve and Seven Sisters Country Park, making it a natural stop if you’re combining woodland exploring with seaside cliffs and river valley walks.
☕ Visitor information
• Several car parks serve the forest with pay-and-display parking available
• Picnic benches and resting spots are dotted around the main trailheads
• Paths can be uneven and muddy after rain, so sturdy footwear is recommended
Friston Forest offers a peaceful, leafy retreat from coast and town, with plenty of options for both gentle ambles and more active woodland walks.
