Description
Book SynopsisWith its ancient woodland, river valleys and rolling hillsides, the South Downs, spanning the southern coastal counties of Hampshire and Sussex, is a dog-walker's delight. This collection of 20 tried-and-tested circular walks has been written specifically for dogs and their owners, allowing for maximum off-lead time. These routes, covering the west and central part of the South Downs National Park, will allow you to explore somewhere new, safe in the knowledge that the surroundings will be suitable for your dog. Explore the area's extensive footpaths and tracks including parts of the famous Pilgrims' Way, Wayfarer's Walk and the Serpent Trail, and take in the glorious views from Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve and Black Down, the area's highest point. Your dog will also love the freedom of the woodland around Flexham Park, Chapel Common and Eartham Wood. All the walks include details of: * Distance and terrain * Details of livestock and stiles * Recommended dog-friendly pubs and cafes * Numbered route directions * Points of interest along the way * Contact details for the nearest vets
Table of ContentsArea map; Introduction; Advice for dog walkers; WALKS: Devil’s Dyke 4 miles; Angmering Park Estate to Patching Hill 5 miles; Eartham Wood to Slindon 2¾ or 5 miles; Burton Mill Pond to Stopham Bridge 3¼ miles; Flexham Park 2 miles; Petworth Park 3 miles; Heyshott 2 or 4 miles; Goodwood Country Park 4 miles; Woolbeding Parkland 3¾ miles; Stoughton Down to the Devil’s Humps 4½ miles; West Harting Down to Ladyholt 3½ miles; Older Hill and Woolbeding Common 5 miles; Black Down 2 or 3½ miles; Chapel Common to Foley Manor 5½ miles; Steep to Ashford Hangers 4 miles; Binsted 4 miles; Cheriton 3 miles; Droxford 3 miles; Owslebury to Marwell 6 miles; St Catherine’s Hill to Twyford Down 4¼ miles
