Embers

Worth Way

Meanders through classic West Sussex countryside connecting Worth village with neighbouring settlements, mixing quiet lanes, field-edge paths and woodland sections over gently rolling terrain. Suitable for families with older children who can manage moderate distances, though some stiles and potentially muddy stretches make it buggy-unfriendly. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers peaceful walking away from major tourist routes, with charming views across the Low Weald and chances to spot local wildl

William Robinson Woodland Trail

Meanders through ancient woodland with gentle undulations and well-maintained paths suitable for families and buggies on drier days. Dogs welcome to explore the mix of broadleaf trees and seasonal wildflowers. The trail offers peaceful forest bathing close to civilisation, with enough variety in the canopy and forest floor to keep young naturalists engaged. Expect muddy patches after rain, so proper footwear recommended year-round.

Crawley Greenway

Meanders through Crawley's surprising network of green corridors, linking parks and open spaces via mostly flat, paved paths and occasional soft-surface sections. Perfect for families with buggies and young children, with regular access points to escape if needed. Dogs welcome on leads through urban sections. Offers a peaceful escape from town centre bustle, showcasing how thoughtfully planned new towns can balance development with nature—ideal for gentle exercise without leaving the neighbourho

Standen to Selsfield Common, Standen

National Trust

Walk from Standen to Kingscote Bluebell Railway, Standen

National Trust