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Starting from Crowlink car park, join us for this guided walk and follow in the footsteps of some of the many artists who have depicted the Seven Sisters and the surrounding Downland.

Along the way, we will look at paintings of the South Downs by Eric Ravilious and Eric Slater as well as works by less well-known artists, e.g. Frank Newbould, James Bateman and Philip Hughes. This circular walk starts at Crowlink car park returns via Crowlink Hamlet.

Please note:

• Meet at the National Trust Crowlink car park, where our friendly guides will greet you. Please have your booking confirmation ready to show.
• Please arrive 15 minutes early.
• The weather can be extreme on the Seven Sisters so please wear appropriate footwear and clothing. Ensure you bring water and sunscreen.
• Dogs are welcome but must be on a lead.
• The walk is over uneven terrain with steep inclines and stiles.
• Suitable for children aged 12+ accompanied by an adult.
• The walk lasts approximately 2.5 hours and is suitable for the moderately fit.
• The car park at Crowlink has limited parking. Consider car sharing. The coastal bus runs frequently along the A259, nearest bus stop is Friston Pond and then a short walk up a Bridle Pathway to the start point.