Walking, jogging and informal activity take place in Woodingdean, Westdene, Hanover, Hove, Preston Park, Elm Grove, Bevendean, Whitehawk, Rottingdean, Moulsecoomb, and Fiveways. The Dyke Railway Trail links Kemptown to Moulsecoomb along a converted route ideal for all levels. Open areas in Stanmer Park or Old Steine Gardens offer paths for stretching routines or casual play with children. Community groups meet at Whitehawk Camp during weekends.
Fitness Outdoors
Milk No SugarYou can find Milk No Sugar on North Street in Brighton and Hove, just behind the Market. It’s a dedicated café serving plant-based milk alternatives and dairy-free desserts. Locals stop by during shopping trips or for lunch, especially for their almond-milk lattes and vegan cakes.
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Green Gym GroupGreen Gym Group is a fitness facility on Preston Street in Brighton and Hove. The space occupies a repurposed industrial building, reflecting the area’s shift from manufacturing to active lifestyle hubs. It has a large indoor climbing wall that draws regular users throughout the week.
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