Arundel Half Marathon – 21km
The route which is to follow deserves a little context, so I need to take you on a little journey back to 2020 which will be forever stamped in our minds as the year of Covid-19, Lockdowns and whether having wine and cheese in a room constitutes being a business meeting or a party.
Leith Hill Circular – 14km
This hilly route starts out at the base of Leith hill and leads you on a circular trail via the Leith Hill Tower and Tillingbourne Waterfall.
Houghton Forest – 7km
This 7km route takes you through and around Houghton forest.
Wisborough Green – 6km
This easy 6km takes in the tracks, trails and sections of the Wey and Arun canal.
Dragons Green – 7km
This is a lovely 7km route on and around the Dragon’s Green estate following trail and woodland paths to some open fields.
Loxwood – 12km
This route brings us back to the Wey and Arun Junction Canal but this time heading away south though woodlands and fields past a number of mills along the river Arun which have been renovated to houses.
Flexham Park – 5.5K
This compact 5.5km trail route starts right on part of the Serpent trail and once to the top of the hill offers fantastic views towards the North Downs.
Chanctonbury Ring – 10km
This is one of my favorite routes, the paths are good and the views are spectacular once you arrive on the top off the downs looking North into the Weald basin or South towards the coast where the sea can be seen (weather permitting).
Rudgwick – 8.5km
This route starts out in Rudgwick at the site of the now demolished station and leads south along the downs link.
Storrington – 8.5km
This route heads out East towards Amberly along the South Downs Way and uses paths across fields and downs (plenty of ups too).