Newhaven Cliffs
| Description | Newhaven is a cliff site which provides some excellent coastal soaring. Because it is relatively low, it can be flyable when Beachy Head is not working, or when Caburn is blown-out. When conditions permit, a cliff run of 6.5 miles to Brighton Marina is possible, supporting use of the site by numerous gliders. There is a short south-easterly section to the East of the coast guard tower (i.e. to the fort and back). To the west of the coast guard tower, there is 0.5 mile of south facing cliff, which leads on to the mainly SSW run to Brighton. |
| Coordinates | N50o 46.9’ E0o 3’ |
| Take-off height | 180 ft amsl (55 metres) |
| Height top-to-bottom | 160 ft (48 metres) |
| Site pilot rating | HG: Pilot PG: Pilot. (Club Pilots may fly as far as the end of the southerly face following a briefing from a suitably experienced pilot.) |
| Airspace restrictions | FL 55 |
Picture Gallery:
Pictures taken at Newhaven Cliffs here
