Arundel circular
This walk has attractions and challenges, going from riverbank stroll to steep climb with vertiginous descent, all the ingredients of an invigorating trip.

Ashington circular 2
Ashington was once on the Worthing to London Road, but now the busy A24 runs east of the village. On this exploration we head off onto paths that receive infrequent walker traffic. There are fine displays of spring flowers and glimpses of deer in the countryside.

Burpham circular
Up a quiet country road, that seems to finish with a dead-end, is the tiny village of Burpham. On a promontory above the River Arun, the village was identified by Alfred the Great as being of strategic significance.

Graffham Down
This short walk from the village of Graffham is for those who require a quick burst of country air, with views across an impeccable landscape. There are the wooded hangers of the western Downs and extensive views north through the blue haze of the Weald and beyond.

Little Bognor circular
This is a walk in remote, wooded country with isolated, scattered dwellings and delightful woodland-enclosed meadows. It is a landscape that provided seclusion and inspiration in the early 20th century to composer Edward Elgar who took up residence in this part of the county.

Pulborough circular
The lovely village of Pulborough sits on a rise in the Weald, astride the busy A283 main road; as you drop away from the main street and get sight of the embankments of the River Arun, you realise why the lower ground is known as Pulborough Brooks.

Walberton Circular
This shorter, five-mile walk, begins in the delightful village of Walberton, just half-a-mile south of the busy A27 main road.

Madehurst Circular
Beginning in Fairmile Bottom, beside the A29 road between Fontwell and Whiteways Lodge, this walk follows footpaths and bridleways across isolated downland, passing around the small community of Madehurst...

Felpham Circular
If the idea of England's green and pleasant land and the thought that an ancient biblical city may have been "builded" here appeals to you, then this walk may well exercise your imagination.

Amberley and Houghton Bridge Circular
This walk begins at Houghton Bridge, the important crossing in the River Arun valley, with its fine stone bridge, railway station, the Chalk Pits Museum and watering holes for the weary walker.

Bury, West Burton and Bignor Circular
Bury nestles beneath the Downs with the busy A29 road on its western side.

Graffham Circular
You'd be very unlucky not to spot some fine thoroughbreds on this walk, which takes you past stud farms and training paddocks.

Houghton Forest Circular
This walk starts in Houghton Forest before making a steady, rising progress along bridle paths to the crest of the South Downs and then following a broad sweep across open hillside with stunning views in all directions.

Burpham to Chantry Hill
Enjoy the thrill of big skies and miles and miles of open downland on this eight-mile circular walk on the southern slopes of the Downs, east of the River Arun.