Shortgate circular
This week I can offer an easy walk in the Low Weald, without significant hills. It traverses a patchwork of small areas of well-kept woodland, interspersed with pasture and arable fields, as well as using about a mile of quiet country lane.

Waldron circular
This is a short but varied walk on the gentle southern slopes of the High Weald, starting and finishing at the village of Waldron, near Heathfield.

Ashdown circular
Although almost entirely within the boundaries of Ashdown Forest, this walk has an entirely different character from the open heathland experienced on our recent walk in the forest from Poundgate.

Fletching Common circular
The attractive heathland of Chailey Common is a designated nature reserve covering 450 acres in all, though broken up into several separate fragments.

Forest Row Circular
This is a pleasant and undemanding walk linking Forest Row with the Weir Wood Reservoir south of East Grinstead.

Horsted Keynes Circular
Horsted Keynes sits at the top of its hill, remote from main roads but nonetheless a distinctive and significant village with a long history.

Southwards Wadhurst Circular
Starting from the village of Wadhurst, this walk heads south, using a new route between points 2 and 3, which has been established under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme...

Heathfield Circular
Using several conveniently linked footpaths this walk explores a patchwork of small areas of mixed woodland to the south and west of Heathfield.

Ashdown Forest
This week we start and finish at the neat and attractive village of Fletching, to the west of Uckfield.

Ticehurst Circular
Starting and finishing at the hilltop village of Ticehurst on the Kent-Sussex border, this walk heads southwards to explore paths and quiet lanes on the slopes of the remote valley of the River Limden, a modest tributary stream of the eastern Rother.

Wadhurst Circular
Starting from the hill-top village of Wadhurst, this walk follows an up-and-down route across a typical High Wealden landscape of small fields and woods, before dropping down to the edge of Bewl Water.

Mark Cross Circular
This is a short but delightful walk through a rich and remote landscape, deep in the High Weald, to the north of the village of Mayfield.

Ashdown Forest and 500 Acre Wood
Starting on the top of Ashdown Forest, this walk heads north with fine views before dropping down to explore Five Hundred Acre Wood.

Uckfield and Maresfield
The area to the west and north of Uckfield, bisected by trunk roads, including the town bypass, does not look very promising for walkers.

Forest Row to Hartfield
This lengthy but easy walk takes in fine views of Ashdown Forest on route to the home of Winnie the Pooh creator, AA Milne.

Eridge Station to Groombridge Station
This walk links Eridge railway Station with Groombridge returning via the spectacular sandstone outcrop known as Harrison's Rocks.

Buxted to High Hurstwood
Starting out through Buxted Park, this is a pleasant and varied walk linking the villages of Buxted and High Hurstwood.

Burwash to Burwash Weald
Starting high on a Wealden ridge, this walk descends into the valley of the River Rother before climbing back over the ridge and dropping down into the neighbouring valley carved by the more modest River Dudwell.

Hartfield Circular
This might make a good family walk. It is fairly short and the going is generally easy, along established paths, except across one field which may be ploughed up, depending on the time of year.

Horsted Keynes to Stumble Wood Common
On this circuit we explore a well-wooded landscape to the north of Horsted Keynes. The highlight of the walk is a visit to one of my favourite places, Stumblewood Common.