Valley Farm Pit, Sudbourne

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Valley Farm Pit, Sudbourne is one of 133 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Suffolk. It is the smallest of them. It lies inside the Suffolk Coast & Heaths National Landscape.

The nearest railway station is Wickham Market, about 11.3 km to the west. Sandlings Forest and Alde-Ore Estuary are among the SSSIs within 1.3 km.

More places to visit near Valley Farm Pit, Sudbourne

Shingle beaches, reedy estuaries and gorse heaths along a soft, low-lying coast made for gentle walking

The northernmost of the coast's Napoleonic Martello towers, a quatrefoil-plan drum on the shingle south of Aldeburgh.

3.3 km NE

A shingle-beach town of pastel houses and fishermen's huts selling fresh fish, home to the Britten festival and Maggi Hambling's Scallop.

4.3 km NE · Suffolk

Wild shingle spit with lighthouse and pagodas.

4.5 km S

Maggi Hambling's four-metre steel scallop shell on Aldeburgh beach, a tribute to the composer Benjamin Britten.

5.4 km NE

A disguised water tower dressed as a five-storey cottage in the sky, overlooking Thorpeness Meare.

7.5 km NE