Hosted by youth-led nonprofit Youngwilders and the South Downs National Park Authority, start the new year with a walk and talk around Seven Sisters Country Park! Led by young nature experts, we’ll explore the local landscape and discuss what we think the National Park should focus on for the next five years.
Expect free lunch, snacks and the cost of your transport to get to and from the meeting point covered.
This day is for 18-30 year olds who live in or close to the National Park, and will be taking place on Saturday 18th January, starting at the Seven Sisters Visitor Centre. See more info below.
What to expect
The day will be a chance to get outside and enjoy the South Downs with other young people. It will also be a time for curious learning and conversations about the South Downs National Park so young people can input into its Management Plan for the next five years.
We will meet at the Seven Sisters Visitor Centre in the morning and hand out packed lunches and snacks. We will walk down the Easy Access Trail, which follows the valley floor down to the shingle beach and the mouth of the River Cuckmere which is approximately 2km (4km return). It takes in spectacular views of the valley and Seaford Head.
After lunch there will be the option for those that want to to head north and away from the coast alongside the Cuckmere River, taking in some of the Friston Forest.
The day will finish with drinks and snacks at the Seven Sisters Visitor Centre.
Exact walking route to be released shortly.
Programme Outline
Saturday 18th January
1 0:00-10:30: Arrival and meet & greet
10:30-12:30: Walk, with regular breaks
12:30- 13:30: Lunch and discussion
13:15-15:30: Optional walk
15:30-16:00: Wind down and tea
A finalised agenda will be sent out in the week proceeding the event! 
The venue
The walk will start at: Seven Sisters Country Park, Exceat, Seaford BN25 4AD
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How to book:
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