Castle & Wildlife Walk from Rye Station
Meet at Rye Railway Station, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7AB
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A 6km (4mile) circular walk of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and Camber Castle, led by Dr Barry Yates of the Sussex Wildlife Trust. A walk through fields with sheep, looking for wildlife along the way. Visiting a bird watching hide and Henry VIII’s castle. Meet at Rye station.
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