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Hosted By:

Colin Holloway

Walk Description:

Scenic South Downs Walk – A Rewarding Climb!

We begin with a steep climb, leading to one of the most spectacular views of the South Downs. From there, we’ll follow a scenic loop through open fields and woodland. Depending on the grazing area that day, we may encounter cows along the way.

This is a hilly route, but the breathtaking views make every step worth it! Some paths are uneven, so sturdy footwear is essential. The walk will last between 90 and 120 minutes.

New to walking with us? Please give me a call before booking: 07702067812.

Walking Levels Explained

Easy – Up to 2.5 to 3 mph 

Ideal for casual walkers who enjoy conversation along the way. These walks are mostly flat, and any hills will be tackled slowly and gently.

Moderate – 3 to 3.5 mph

A steady pace that may lead to slightly heavier breathing, particularly on inclines. Suitable for those looking for a bit more of a workout.

Challenging – 3.5 to 4 mph

Suited for experienced walkers who enjoy pushing their pace. These walks may include longer durations (2+ hours), steeper inclines/declines, or uneven terrain. Though challenging, there will be moments to catch your breath, usually on flat or downhill sections.

Note: We never leave anyone behind. The walk leader makes sure everyone is looked after.

GETTING THE BEST VALUE

You can do an unlimited number of walks and exercise sessions, including online classes for as little as £25 per month. This is works out at  £3.12 per session if you average attending twice a week. 

6 WEEK PROGRAMME

If you would like to take advantage of the full membership package without the commitment of direct debit, you can sign up for the 6 week programme. You will get a 1-2-1 consultation, unlimited sessions (outdoor workouts and virtual), retail discounts and a free walk with all listed WALX clubs in the country once a month. All this for £29.00

Location Notes:

If you are approaching the Amberley working museum on your right, continue past and take the next right on High Titten, we will be able to park on the street. We will meet at the top end of the road as there is a bit more space to park. Toilets are available at Riverside café before the walk. They just request that we pop in for a tea if we do need to use their facilities after our walk.