Photo of Wych Cross: The Warren, a country estate near Forest Row in the High Weald, East Sussex, south east England. — © Stephen Richards / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Wych Cross: The Warren

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Wych Cross: The Warren is open-access countryside in the care of the National Trust in East Sussex. The Albion Guide charts twelve National Trust places in the county; this is one of them. There's more within reach — look for wildlife at Ashdown Forest, or pick up Vanguard Way.

More places to visit near Wych Cross: The Warren

Photo of the High Weald, a National Landscape in south east England.

High Weald

You’re inside itNational Landscape near Mayfield

Wooded ridges, sunken lanes and deep stream valleys across the old iron country of the south-east

Photo of Ashdown Forest, a Site of Special Scientific Interest near Forest Row in the High Weald, East Sussex, south east England.

Ashdown Forest

SSSI near Forest Row

Heathland ridges, the real Winnie-the-Pooh country.

0.1 km N

Photo of Forest Way Country Park, a country park near Hartfield in the High Weald, East Sussex, south east England.

Forest Way Country Park

Country park near Hartfield

An old railway line between East Grinstead and Groombridge turned into a flat, easy-going walking and cycling trail through the Weald

3 km NE

Photo of Old Lodge, a nature reserve near Hartfield in the High Weald, East Sussex, south east England.

Old Lodge

Nature reserve near Hartfield

Heathland reserve of gorse, birch and Scots pine, good for redstart and crossbill on the Ashdown fringe.

4.2 km SE

Photo of Nutley Windmill, a windmill in the High Weald, East Sussex, south east England.

Nutley Windmill

Windmill near Nutley

Britain's only working open-trestle post mill, restored on the edge of Ashdown Forest and still turning on open days.

4.2 km SE

Photo of Poohsticks Bridge, a landmark near Hartfield in the High Weald, East Sussex, south east England.

Poohsticks Bridge

Landmark near Hartfield

The wooden bridge where A. A. Milne set Poohsticks, reached by a short walk from Chuck Hatch.

5.1 km E