Guided Walks & Strolls
We are pleased to announce that non-members can once again take part in some ‘tasters’ from our Guided Walks & Strolls Programme including those public walks listed below.
If you would like to join one of these please CONTACT THE OFFICE for full details and to book a place.
If you would like to become a member and have the opportunity to take part in further walks please click on the JOIN US button above.
18 Holes – Golf Club Circular, 7 miles
Thursday 16 January 10:00am – 13:00 pm
Start: Downs Golf Club CP, BN20 8ES
Ref: OL25 / TV586990
Route: Download stroll with wonderful long views along Eastbourne Downs taking in Ringwood Farm, fringes of East Dean, Willingdon Hill, Wealdway. Lunch Golf Club café at end of stroll.
Lodworth to Upperton Common, 5.5 miles
Friday 7 February 10:00am – 12:30pm
Start: Car parking at Langham Brewery, the Granary, Langham Lane, Lodsworth. Off the A272 West of Petworth, GU28 9BU
Ref: OL28 / SU927225
Route: From the Brewery we walk north through Lodsworth Village then onto Leggit Hill, Limekiln Rough, Upperton Common, Pitshill, River Wood returning to the car park at Langham Brewery.
St Hubert’s and the Idsworth Valley, 7 miles
Tuesday 25 March 10:00am – 14:00 pm
Start: Stansted Park Slip CP, Brook St. Stoughton PO9 6DU.
Ref: OL8 / SU754103
Route: Walk through Stansted Park then along the Sussex Border path with views of Idsworth valley. Time to view the medieval church of St Hubert’s then return via the Staunton Way.
Self-Guided Walks
We are pleased to be able to offer a selection of self-guided walks which you can enjoy on your own or with friends.
For each walk we provide a download including a map, description and images to help you find your way.
Before going on one of these walks please read our General Guidance for Walkers which can be found can be found HERE.
Angmering Circuit | Circular Walk | 6½m
This walk takes in woodland, scrub, downland and agricultural landscapes. There are some excellent views and a range of seasonal wildlife. There are also a range of archaeological features and stunning 360 degree views in the North East section. There are several seats and view points over a steep downland slope across to the top of the escarpment and the South Downs Way. Below you the buildings at Lower Barpham Farm are evident and the adjoining field has some historic earthworks, all that remains of a Deserted Mediaeval Village (DMV), presumably Lower Barpham.
Chanctonbury Ring to Cissbury Ring | Linear Walk | 10½m
This exhilarating walk follows high routes across the Downs, visiting the two historical sites of Chanctonbury Ring & Cissbury Ring, and provides excellent views in all directions.
