South Downs National Park Map (East) by Collins

Discover the chalky ridges, rolling green valleys, and coastlines of South East England’s finest countryside

Size: 630 mm (W) x 560 mm (H)
Scale: 1:125,000

🌿 Your Guide to the Eastern South Downs

Explore the eastern reaches of the South Downs National Park with this beautifully detailed map from Collins—your perfect companion for walking, cycling, or scenic driving through one of England’s most picturesque and historic landscapes.

Whether you’re winding your way along the South Downs Way, admiring dramatic clifftop views over the English Channel, or discovering charming villages nestled in the folds of ancient downs, this map offers the clarity, detail, and inspiration you need to make every moment count.

🔍 Map Highlights

• 🧭 Detailed topographic cartography with footpaths, roads, and rights of way

• 🏞️ Clear National Park boundary and shaded terrain for enhanced readability

• 📍 Tourist attractions and points of interest throughout the region

• 📸 Inset photographs showcasing key landmarks and views

• 🚶♀️ Ideal for walkers, cyclists, and scenic explorers

Covers the eastern portion of the park, including popular areas near Eastbourne, Lewes, and the stunning Seven Sisters chalk cliffs.

📐 Format Options – Premium Display Ready

Choose the finish that best suits your needs, whether for planning, field use, or stylish display:

⏳ Please allow up to 10 working days for framed hang-rail options as each is handcrafted by our local framer.

🎁 Perfect For:

• Hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers

• South Downs residents and frequent visitors

• Gifting to those passionate about the British countryside

• Interior decoration for holiday homes, libraries, or garden rooms

• Anyone inspired by natural beauty and coastal grandeur

🏞️ Unfold the East's Hidden Trails

Let this beautifully crafted map lead you through the peaceful woodlands, rolling pasturelands, and iconic white cliffs of East South Downs. A celebration of protected land and natural wonder, this map is more than just a guide—it’s an invitation to slow down and explore.