Features

Overview

The High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty boasts the highest proportion of ancient woodland in the country, and is considered, essentially, a medieval landscape that has been lost in much of the rest of England. The countryside of the county ranges from flower rich meadows and patches of heathland, to sandstone outcrops and steep wooded ravines - plus a coastline full of history that includes Hastings, the last place Britain was invaded in 1066.