We are the Arun-Adur Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Andy F.
Steep ascent to Cissbury Ring (11.5% slope)
Then descend, initially steeply via steps, to a restored dewpond (2mi).
We climb gently from the dew pond to No Man's Land, then more steeply (12% slope) to the Langmead Memorial (3.6mi) on the South Downs Way, which we follow, climbing steadily, to Chanctonbury Ring (views all round - on most days) (5.7mi)
We then retrace our steps before turning towards Cissbury Ring which we pass on the way back to the car park.
The weblink shows the route on Open Map
For a gpx file of the route copy this link and download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19l3yZFKvNjcePjid9cNJdMvggsTJhsQt/view?usp=sharing
Mostly on open downland tracks.
Morning Break: Yes
Picnic: Yes
Cissbury Ring Car Park in Storrington Rise (sign posted from A24 at north end of Findon Valley) Buses stop in Findon Valley (1 Worthing-Midhurst, 23 Worthing-Crawley)
