I want to know the best way to see the seven sisters cliffs.
I’m scared of heights so can’t walk cliffs edge. Is the best
Way to see them going along seaford excrete burbling gap
And how can I do this thanksgivings
Posted by
Colorado Mountains, USA
7360 posts
Just to clarify some things, are you wanting to do this walk at a Thanksgiving holiday time of year, in October or November? Or are you ending with a “thanks,” that got turned into “thanksgivings?”
And I presume you mean Birling Gap, not burbling.
And your question includes includes “excrete,” but is that supposed to be another word? Maybe the Exceat visitor’s center, east of Seaford? Someone scared of heights might excrete on a cliff, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11179 posts
A quick search for 'seven sisters cliffs' brought up a host of photos. Looks like the path is never closer than 10-15 ft of the edge ( i.e. where 'oops' results in 'splat')
Also found this -- https://www.google.com/maps/place/Seven+Sisters/@50.7491492,0.1813259,236m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x47df77587752da9b:0x1f279d6fe0af91b2!8m2!3d50.7477402!4d0.1898479
Posted by
Tunbridge Wells
6113 posts
You don’t have to go close to the cliff edge, but if you don’t, you won’t see the cliffs! Busy places are around the Belle Tout lighthouse and Birling Gap.
I usually park on Crowlink Rd just off the A259 in Friston for a gentle walk down to the coast where you can see along to the cliffs. It’s a nice walk.