Köpek dostu tatiller - West Sussex

This is a scenic circular hike taking in views across the Arun Valley as you hike from Springhead Hill in Storrington, through Wepham Wood into the quaint village of Burpham before heading back to the start point via Wepham Down. If youre looking for variation, this is the route for you as you'll travel through fields, farms, woodland and a village with an excellent pub stop! If you enjoy this route, please check out our walking blog at ourwildwalks.co.uk for more UK routes and adventures.

Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, this fantastic 7.5 mile circular hike explores the heathland, woodland and farmland of Bignor and the surrounding area. There's a good few hills to climb and a pub in the middle so this would make a great whole day adventure! If you enjoyed this route, please check out our walking blog at ourwildwalks.co.uk for more local adventures and route ideas!

A walk around the Knepp Estate to see what the 'Rewilding' project is about first hand. A pleasant and easy walk around this low lying estate. See https://www.rewildingbritain.org.uk/rewilding/rewilding-projects/knepp-estate

From the public car park in Steyning this walk takes you out and up onto the downs; along the South Downs Way to Chanctonbury Ring.  Then the route descends the steep escarpment to return along the track running at the foot of the downs through the Wiston Estate.

A short walk exploring Bosham and Bosham Channel to the Ferry returning via inland road. An easy flat walk with extensive views, lots of small boats moored and arable farmland.

You can start by the church or by the pub or sometimes you can find parking along the lane (please park considerately) This route is flat and there is plenty of wildlife to spot. Beware of the tide times which makes the route impassable at high hide at Cobnor point. There is no alternative route so check before you set out. We were just over an hour after high tide and it was fine in May but high spring tides would need more time left.

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.

Start at Wivelsfield Church on a loop via Bang's Sunday Brunch at Ote Hall Farm. An easy 2 mile walk on farm land, muddy in places and some animals at times of the year. Half way round grab well earned coffee and cake at Bang's Food Truck. (www.bangsfoodtruck.co.uk)

A gentle stroll. Very dog friendly. No stiles to climb over nor gates to open.

Hove to Devils Dyke circular route walking in town and country.