This nature reserve is a 12-hectare area of woodland, scrub, and grassland, featuring a variety of plant species, including wildflowers, trees, and shrubs. The reserve is home to a range of wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and insects, and offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside. A network of walking trails allows visitors to explore the reserve and enjoy its natural beauty.
Lovely views across the town to the sea. Great place to walk the dog (or the kids). Nice selection of wildlife including good numbers of butterfly species. Some very steep slopes. Some paths reasonable but many are just uneven dirt tracks
Great view from top sightseeing point. It's not famous but there's a neolithic sattlement in the middle of the valley, dates back to BC 3650
Whitehawk Hill arches around the north and west sides of Whitehawk housing estate. Areas of species rich chalk grassland supporting many Adonis and Chalkhill Blue butterflies. This is the only known UK location of the Whitehawk Soldier Beetle. Whitehawk Camp is also located here, which is a Neolithic enclosure and scheduled Ancient Monument.
Lovely green open space we should be proud of this valuable asset.
Beautiful open space to walk and walk your dog
Doing fantastic work maintaining a wind space in the heart of the city
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Hello! I'm your AI guide for Whitehawk Hill Local Nature Reserve. I can help you with information about this attraction, including its history, best times to visit, and tips for your visit. What would you like to know?
Discover hotels in Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 5QW
Searching for hotels...
Lovely views across the town to the sea. Great place to walk the dog (or the kids). Nice selection of wildlife including good numbers of butterfly species. Some very steep slopes. Some paths reasonable but many are just uneven dirt tracks
Great view from top sightseeing point. It's not famous but there's a neolithic sattlement in the middle of the valley, dates back to BC 3650
Whitehawk Hill arches around the north and west sides of Whitehawk housing estate. Areas of species rich chalk grassland supporting many Adonis and Chalkhill Blue butterflies. This is the only known UK location of the Whitehawk Soldier Beetle. Whitehawk Camp is also located here, which is a Neolithic enclosure and scheduled Ancient Monument.
Lovely green open space we should be proud of this valuable asset.
Beautiful open space to walk and walk your dog
Doing fantastic work maintaining a wind space in the heart of the city
