Engelsiz erişim imkanlı tatiller - West Sussex

A delightful 2.1 miles circular walk lead by Alison through ancient meadows and woodland with a wide diversity of plants, insects and birds. We were serenaded with competing Black cap bird songs expertly highlighted by Rick.

A stunning circular route in the South Downs including Ditchling Beacon, the Jack and Jill Windmills and far reaching 360 views.The route is suitable for off-road specific motorised wheelchairs and there are no steps or barriers.

The walk starts at the Norfolk Bridge, which can be reached by train (which three eco-friendly walkers did), bus or car. An error in starting this recording underestimates the distance, which is actually nearer to five miles.  Stay well away from the slipway under the Norfolk bridge and this is a fabulous, wheelchair and baby buggy family-friendly route. See also  http://www.peterlovetttalks.co.uk/product04.html "The bloody history of the Adur valley"

A shorter route for mobility scooters (Class 3) around this lovely deer park

lovely route through woodland and over the downs

This is a circular route round Horsham. This is held every year in July, and is 13 miles so quite a long way for scooters and best to do it as part of the official walk as there are busy roads to cross.

Scenic ramble over Highdown Hill to Angmering. Need to get gate from car park opened, unless you start from the Angmering end where there is a car park

a beautiful ramble from Nepcote car park (not very big and popular with dog walkers) up to Chanctonbury and back then on up to Cissbury Ring and right round the ring on a grassy ride. Can also explore all over the ring up to the trig point on top with amazing views.

A lovely ramble through woodland and connecting with the Monarch's Way. Class 3 mobility scooters ideal, but likely to be muddy in winter months