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Stedham With Iping

Woolbeding Common loop from Stedham — South Downs National Park

Moderate

4.8

(5)

15

hikers

Woolbeding Common loop from Stedham — South Downs National Park

03:59

14.4km

260m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 10, 2024

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South Downs National Park

Waypoints

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Start point

Bus stop

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1

4.96 km

Titty Hill

Highlight • Forest

Lovely walks to here from Stedham. A nice mixture of fields and woods as well as some paths by the river

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2

7.01 km

Woolbeding Common

Highlight • Natural

This gorgeous lowland heath supports myriad species and makes for a lovely ramble all year round. Look out for rare birds such as the nightjar and woodlark. The wild, open landscape is also a haven for various reptiles, as well as specialist insects, like long-horned beetles.

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3

7.19 km

Older Hill Trig Point

Highlight • Summit

Somewhat hidden in the bushes in this trig point, but it's worth finding for the great views towards the South Downs.
Trig Points are dotted about the UK and were used by the Ordnance Survey to plot the shape of the land when mapping. They are usually at the highest point in an area.

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4

7.62 km

Woolbeding Common Viewpoint

Highlight • Natural Monument

Far reaching views from the bench at the Woolbeding Common viewpoint. Across to Titty Hill and towards the South Downs. It really is an exceptional view and a short walk from the car park so perfect for those who prefer to or can walk short distances.

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5

7.81 km

The snake stones are part of a sculpture trail on Woolbeding Common. While they aren't very big, they are beautifully done and a lovely surprise along the way.

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6

10.1 km

Some very old carts along the edge of the footpath.

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7

13.3 km

River Rother

Highlight • River

The Rother rises in Hampshire near Liss Forest and flows south to Petersfield before veering east into West Sussex where it flows along the foot of the South Downs to join the River Arun near Hardham. The Rother is the largest tributary of the Arun and runs for a total length of 52km, approximately 42km of which lies within West Sussex.

gravelroots.net/rother_river.html

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14.4 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.76 km

4.26 km

3.04 km

2.09 km

149 m

Surfaces

5.99 km

3.87 km

1.84 km

1.40 km

1.20 km

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Saturday 11 July

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