Walks

This is a great walk that is guaranteed to tire you out! The route starts in the picturesque town of Arundel, heading around Swanbourne Lake and then alongside the River Arun.

The Ouse Valley Viaduct walk is a nice circular walk just shy of 8km – perfect for a Sunday afternoon.

A fairly flat, kind of circular walking route. Starting in Handcross and heading through the beautiful village of Warninglid. At 10km it’s nice and easy!

A lovely walk whatever the weather, although super muddy during the winter months – you have been warned!
Starting in Amberley train station car park BN18 9LR (which is free – bonus!) and taking you around parts of the River Arun and up to stunning views of the South Downs.

This is a nice 6km route from Handcross to Staplefield and through Nymans National Trust.

A gorgeous walk to enjoy all of the stunning scenery that Cornwall has to offer, from waterfalls to valleys and beaches – this walk will not disappoint!

If you’re lucky enough to have weather as good as we had on this walk, your climb up the South Downs and Ditchling Beacon will be rewarded with views for miles!

This Cissbury Ring walk is a fairly short and easy 13km walk, so it isn’t too challenging and it only took between 2 – 3 hours.

This route is mostly on solid ground meaning it’s a nice easy walk that isn’t going to end with you being caked in mud! It starts where I live, in the small village of Handcross where you can park up, pretty much anywhere, for free.