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Sunday 16th February 2025: Winter Wildlife Walk

The Winter Wildlife Walk will take place at 1.30pm on Sunday 16th February, led by Gary.

Before walking with us, please familiarise yourself with our Terms & Conditions and Safety Advice.


Description:

We will walk up towards Mount Caburn, explore the ancient ruins of the settlement up there, then down into the valley and up the other side past ‘Bible Bottom’ and towards the view inland towards Ringmer, then south again to then walk back down into Glynde past Glynde Place. The walk is 5 miles and includes one long moderately steep climb and then another not so long moderate climb. We may be able to have Tea at the Little Cottage Tea Room, but depends on time of our return and how many of us there are.

Time:

1.30pm on Sunday 16th February

Walk Leader:

Gary

Length:

5 miles

Gradient:

Moderate, with 1 climb

Transport:

Train to Glynde

Car via A27

Meeting Point:

Meet in the car park in Glynde which is on the left after having crossed the small bridge just after passing the Railway Station.

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Sunday 15th December 2024: Stanmer Xmas Walk

The Stanmer Xmas Walk will take place at 1pm on Sunday 15th December, led by Gary.

Before walking with us, please familiarise yourself with our Terms & Conditions and Safety Advice.


Description:

Walk will be just under 6 miles and take us up to Ditchling Beacon, 3 moderate hills taking in lovely woodland areas and stunning views both north and south. At the end we will hopefully be able to have tea and cake at Stanmer House or if in time the cafe in Stanmer Village.

Time:

1pm on Sunday 15th December

Walk Leader:

Gary

Length:

6 miles

Gradient:

Moderate, with 3 moderate hills

Transport:

Bus: 78 Bus from Brighton.

Car: Via A27. There are authorised car parks on site in Stanmer Park. The Church car park is best one to choose if there is space – see map & more details. Parking anywhere else in the park is strictly prohibited. You can pay by phone or the PayByPhone app. It is probably best to download the app at home before you leave and set up an account. Charges are £3 for up to 4 hours.

Meeting Point:

Meet at corner by the bus stop for the number 78 bus from Brighton, which is at the entrance to the road leading in to Stanmer Village.

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Sunday 13th September 2026: Adventuring Around Alfriston

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Description
For anyone not having visited Berwick church before, there are famous frescoes painted by the Bloomsbury Group which are worth a look. We will walk towards the South Downs Way (steep climb) and head down into a valley to approach Alfriston from the south. We may be able to grab some tea and cake here, but we will definitely have time at the end of the walk for a drink at the Cricketers Arms.
Time
2pm on Sunday 13th September
Walk Leader
Gary
Length
5.5 miles
Gradient
One steep climb and more undulating territory after that.
Transport
Car: Via A27
Parking
In front of the Cricketer’s Arms (BN26 6SP) or on the road just to the right of the mini roundabout.
Meeting Point
Meet at the mini-roundabout half-way between the Pub and the church just up from the Cricketers Arms in Berwick.
Google Maps Location