West Hoathly circular
West Hoathly is a secluded High Weald village with a twisting main street bordered by period buildings, a church, notable pub and an active community. On this walk we visit many local byways, get extensive views across a spectacular reservoir and visit a rock outcrop popular with climbers.

Rudgwick circular
Rudgwick sits astride the B2128 road close to the northern border of Sussex. On this hike we head off to the western pastures and woodland, from high-level paths to waterside meadows.

Henley circular
This walk is a return to the wooded, northwest of the county and travels through a hilly landscape that gives the impression of being many miles from any habitation.

Fernhurst circular
In the north-west of the county, at the point where The Weald begins its march eastward, there are a number of villages and small communities nestling in the heavily wooded landscape beneath Blackdown, the high point of Sussex.

Rusper Circular
Ifield has a history dating back to medieval times but is now more familiar as an important residential suburb of Crawley. This walk begins in the old village and heads off into the surrounding countryside, making for Rusper village and returning

Wisborough Green - Encircle the village
Wisborough Green has all the attributes of the essential Sussex village – the delightful village green, the surrounding dwellings, a couple of pubs, a shop, a famous teashop and to cap it all the prominent church of St Peter ad Vincula benevolently surveying the whole scene.

Bolney circular
Bolney village sits adjacent to the busy A23 London to Brighton road, and just off the A272, but it is far enough away to have retained its village atmosphere and character.

Codmore Hill and Pickhurst
Codmore Hill is a small village, just north of Pulborough, that sits at the top of a prominent hill on the Sussex Weald.

Billingshurst southwards circular
Billingshurst sits astride the Roman road of Stane Street on the Sussex Weald, it is a thriving township with modern developments on the outskirts and a historial centre spanning many centuries.

Lurgashall circular
Lurgashall's idyllic village green is the start for this walk. It is a perfect rural setting, with a pub, the sports pavilion facing the cricket pitch, the village shop, the parish church and nestling cottages.

Ebernoe circular
Ebernoe is a remote Sussex village just a few miles north of Petworth. It is tucked away in wooded countryside with a sprinkling of houses, a modest church and a cricket pitch which is the site of its continuing fame.

Tillington circular
Tillington sits just off the A272, a mile west of Petworth. It is the first of three charming Sussex villages which are visited on this walk.

Billingshurst circular
This seven-and-a-half mile walk route follows parts of the Wey South Path and Sussex Border Path to take you up to the West Sussex-Surrey border.

Midhurst circular
This walk north of the South Downs crosses farms, heaths and woodlands around Midhurst. It is a pleasant, undulating walk with lovely views.