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Local Guided Walks
Sussex Walks - September 2022
Please note that any walks with duration of 90 minutes or more are not accredited by The Ramblers but are managed by Chichester District Council. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start of the walk, the walk will leave on time. These walks are led by volunteers and if the weather is poor the walk may be cancelled. IMPORTANT: You must pre-book the 90+ minute walks on: chichester.gov.uk/heartsmart or call 01243 521041 Mon 5th 10.30am Chichester Tree Trail L : Ian 75 mins 1.5 miles Walk around central Chichester, to introduce us to the variety of local and exotic trees in our city. Meet: Chichester Market Cross, East St (between HSBC/Gold Arts) Every Tue 11am Midhurst Jubilee Walk L: Richard 45 mins 1.5 miles Various flat walks around Midhurst at a gentle pace passing interesting historic buildings Meet: The Grange Leisure Centre, Bepton Road, Midhurst, GU29 9HD Tue 6th 10.30am Eartham Woods L: Peter 2 hrs 4 miles A circular walk up Nore Hill, through Eartham village and along a lesser known “atmospheric” section of Stane Street. Meet: Free car park on the right, ¾ of a mile north of The George PH at Eartham. PO18 0LU Wed 7th 10.30am Climping L: Dominic 2hrs 4 miles Walk via Bread Lane and Ferry Road Meet: 10.30am at Arun Yacht Club Car Park, Rope Walk, Littlehampton,BN17 5DL. Thurs 8th 10.30am Singleton L: Simon 2 hrs 3.5 miles The route passes through Sussex Wildlife Trusts Levin Down Nature reserve onto Charlton and then returning to Singleton. Two moderate climbs near the beginning. Meet: Outside the primary school in Singleton. Thurs 8th 10.00am Wisborough Green L: Louise 2.5-3 hours 6.5 miles A walk up Harsfold Lane over the Wey & Arun Canal to Lee Place to Lordings Lock. Meet: Park at the green in the laybys, RH14 0DB. Wed 14th 10.30am Bignor Hill L: Alison 2.5 hrs 6 miles Walking up through Houghton Forest and back along the South Downs Way with panoramic views in all directions. A fairly strenuous walk with two long uphill stretches. The flint path can be slippery Meet: Whiteways Car Park, BN18 9FD Thurs 15th 10.30am Tillington - RiverRother L: Gerald 1.5 hours 3 miles A gentle circular walk down to the River Rother via our new Permissive Path Meet: The Horse Guards Inn, Upperton Road, Tillington, GU28 9AF Sunday 18th 10.30am Slindon Woods L: Dominic 2 hrs 3.5 miles Gentle pace walk with Lovely views. Generally flat, gravel path. Some muddy areas and short inclines. Last ¼ mile uphill. Meet: National Trust car park, Dukes Road, Slindon Mon 19th 4pm Midhurst L: Sandy 2 – 2.5hrs 5.5 miles Interesting terrain of Heathland, Pine Forest & Commons. Mostly flat with lovely outlooks. No dogs Meet: Iping and Stedham car park Fri 22nd 10.30am Cowdray L: Jane 3.5 hours 7.5 miles A very pretty riverside walk taking in Stedham Mill, Easebourne and the Rother. No dogs please Meet: Cowdray Cafe and Farm Shop car park Midhurst Tue 27th 10.30am Goodwood Country Park L: Peter 2 hrs 4 miles A walk through the woods around Goodwood and Halnaker with a long climb on the return journey Meet: Free car park on the right after passing Goodwood racecourse, PO18 0PS Thurs 29th 10.00am Onslow Arms, Loxwood L: Louise 2.5-3 hours 5.5 miles A fairly level walk, 2 stiles Meet: in the car park behind the Onslow Arms RH14 0RD
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By Will Writer Emma Wells MIPW
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