Haslemere, Black Down peak, South Downs National Park, Serpent Trail, 16km hike, Sun 26 Sep
£29.00Trip highlights:
– Explore Haslemere, which in Tudor and Stuart times was a centre for the iron industry. – Climb to the top of Black Down, the highest point in Sussex and the South Downs National Park, and also one of the highest points in south east England. – Follow the Serpent Trail, which showcases the outstanding landscape of the South Downs National Park. – See wildlife, purple heather, green woods, dwarf forests and golden valleys of the Sussex greensand hills.
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– Explore Haslemere, which in Tudor and Stuart times was a centre for the iron industry. – Climb to the top of Black Down, the highest point in Sussex and the South Downs National Park, and also one of the highest points in south east England. – Follow the Serpent Trail, which showcases the outstanding landscape of the South Downs National Park. – See wildlife, purple heather, green woods, dwarf forests and golden valleys of the Sussex greensand hills.
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Arundel 19km hike, Arundel Castle, River Arun, Sussex Villages, Hills, Valleys & Ancient Buildings, Sat 2 Oct
£34.00Trip highlights:
– Visit the historic market town of Arundel with its old High Street lined with ancient buildings and cathedral. – See the picturesque medieval Arundel Castle, home to the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for nearly 1,000 years. – Explore the castle’s landscaped parkland with its Gothic Hiorne Tower and the stunning Swanbourne Lake. – Follow the River Arun and hike up the South Downs chalk hills for breathtaking views. – Hike through delightful little Sussex villages with thatched houses. – See the only church in the UK that is part Catholic and part Protestant.
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– Visit the historic market town of Arundel with its old High Street lined with ancient buildings and cathedral. – See the picturesque medieval Arundel Castle, home to the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for nearly 1,000 years. – Explore the castle’s landscaped parkland with its Gothic Hiorne Tower and the stunning Swanbourne Lake. – Follow the River Arun and hike up the South Downs chalk hills for breathtaking views. – Hike through delightful little Sussex villages with thatched houses. – See the only church in the UK that is part Catholic and part Protestant.
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