This walk along the Wey Navigation takes us through Shalford and up in the hills for marvellous views. Thank you to Liz Nissan for this walk! We love it when local communities show us welcome and we are delighted that the New House Art Space in Guildford, thanks to Teresa Pilgrim, has a café where we are welcome to gather before the walk starts. We'll have people at the station to guide you to the Cafe and if anyone can't arrive early, we'll meet people arriving at the station at 11am on our way.

Please bring lunch and plenty of water.

We also ask that you do not bring dogs (other than guide dogs), as we wish to make the walk accessible for all.

Here is the link to book

This walk will be held jointly with the Mid Sussex Ramblers.

We will meet at Hassocks Railway station at 10 am to leave at 10:30am.

Route: our 9 mile (14.5 km) walk covers a beautiful area of the South Downs.

From the railway we will walk up towards Wolstonbury Hill. This should provide views over the Weald and behind us the coast to the south. Wolstonbury Hill, protected by the National Trust is a Bronze Age enclosure or camp.

You will be pleased to hear that the rest of the walk is downhill and mainly across farmland in and around pictureque Hurstepierpoint. We walk through the Danny Estate and passing Hauteboyes another historical home on our way back.

We also ask that you do not bring dogs (other than guide dogs), as we wish to make the walk accessible for all.

Here is the link to book

The solidarity walk will be held in Austria organised by Helga Ramsey-Kurz.

A mostly level and varied walk beginning with a stroll through the town and into the woods, leading to Stansted House, a small stately home set in fine parkland. We’ll stop at either the Garden Centre café or Pavilion tearoom for refreshments and loos (approx. 3.5 miles in).

There's a possibility the historic chapel at Stansted House may be open to visitors.

We return via a different route—across fields and through Westbourne, where there’s an attractive historic church (usually open until 3pm, but we may be able to extend access if people would like to see inside).

For those who’d like to continue, there’s the option of a short 0.25-mile extension to visit Emsworth Harbour—ideal for an ice cream or a cup of tea by the water.

We ask that you do not bring dogs (other than guide dogs), as we wish to make the walk accessible for all.

We also ask that you do not bring dogs (other than guide dogs), as we wish to make the walk accessible for all.

Click here for the link to book