1066 Walk Route Map

1066 Walk Route Map. The route of the historic 1066 Country Walk near Battle in East Sussex is clearly marked Stock 1066 Country Walk Memory Map Route File Last Updated 12/12/2020 16:48:14 - Updated to follow current OS mapping Login to Download (Members Only) This 31-mile route follows the footsteps of the Norman invaders, starting at Pevensey, passing through Battle and ending at Rye

This 31 mile trail explores sites linked to the battle, and goes through Rye, Doleham, Winchelsea and Pevensey The 31 mile walk commemorates the famous battle fought in 1066 between the Norman-French army of William, Duke of Normandy, and the English army under the command of Anglo-Saxon King Harold Godwinson

1066 Walking Route Map

Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. This 31-mile route follows the footsteps of the Norman invaders, starting at Pevensey, passing through Battle and ending at Rye Major work has been carried out over the past year to improve the pathway, install new sculptures and information panels, and create a new pocket map.

1066 Country Walk Day 2. Maps: OS Explorer Maps : 124 (Hastings and Bexhill) Walk Notes: The 1066 Country Walk is a very interesting, waymarked, but slightly neglected (its not clear who maintains it) walk. It follows the progress of William, Duke of Normandy who in.

1066 Country Walk Day 1. Rye is famous for its smuggling history, and Winchelsea has an excellent medieval town as well as. This 31-mile route follows the footsteps of the Norman invaders, starting at Pevensey, passing through Battle and ending at Rye