Stroll up on the Downs, explore charming villages and wander woodland trails with ten hand-picked leisurely walks suitable for the whole family. Enjoy some of the loveliest and most accessible walks in the South Downs National Park and discover the benefits of being active outside.
South Downs Short Walks Made Easy include:
- Climb the Zig-Zag Path above charming Selborne, made famous by naturalist Gilbert White, for wonderful views
- Explore the historic village of Bramber, once an important river port and full of intrigue, and enjoy the beautiful ‘Walk For All’ along the banks of the Adur
- See the iconic Devil’s Dyke, offering great views in all directions from the hillfort above the longest and deepest dry valley in the country
- Wander the Seven Sisters Country Park, part of the spectacular Sussex coastline between Eastbourne and Seaford
- Follow the South Downs Way up Old Winchester Hill to find a hill-fort and barrows, as well as excellent views as far as the Solent and the Isle of Wight
- Discover the historic market town of Arundel with its castle and cathedral and stroll along the banks of Swanbourne Lake and the River Arun
OS Pathfinder Guides: Short Walks Made Easy:
- 10 accessible walks suitable for the whole family
- All routes are between 2 to 5 miles and can be completed all year round
- Know what to expect before you go: Information on locations of cafes/pubs and toilets, terrain, hilliness and accessibility for pushchairs and wheelchairs
- Large-scale Ordnance Survey maps for ultra-easy navigation and route-finding, featuring intuitive pictorial symbols
- Numbered points which tie maps to route descriptions and walk profiles
- Route photographs for each numbered point so you know exactly where you’re going
- Discover GPS waypoints, parking information and detailed route descriptions for foolproof navigation
- Enhance your adventure with stories behind each walk and nature notes
- Get active outside and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits