Rye Ride

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From - to: Rye to Lydd via Camber

Type: Bridleways with on-road section through Camber

Surface: Good, although gravel from Jury's Gap to the end of Camber Sands

National Cycle Network route number: National Route 2 sign

Cycling along the Rye to Camber route

Route 2 is signed from Rye train station and winds through the narrow streets of Rye, a beautiful and historic town which is well worth exploring.

The route crosses the River Rother and continues on a dedicated cycle route past small lakes (a good place to watch herons) and a golf course.

 

On the outskirts of Camber the route takes you along a minor road through the town and onto the sea wall. Camber is a small seaside town with a long, child-friendly sandy beach. It is best visited by bike, as the car parks are full by 10am on a sunny weekend. The route continues along the sea wall, then sets off inland along a cycle route set back from the road all the way up to Lydd.

Download a route description sheet.

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