Willow Rise

King Charles III England Coast Path: East Head to Shoreham

Follows the Sussex coastline with mostly flat, well-maintained paths along beaches, shingle banks and clifftop promenades. Excellent for families and buggy-friendly in many sections, though some shingle stretches can be tricky with wheels. Dogs welcome year-round on most beaches here outside summer restrictions. Delivers stunning sea views, charming coastal towns like Worthing and Littlehampton, birdwatching at harbours, and proper seaside atmosphere with fish and chips stops aplenty.

Slindon medieval park pale and village walk, Slindon Estate

Explores a rare surviving medieval deer park boundary and picturesque Sussex village through gentle woodland paths and quiet lanes. Mostly flat with one short climb near the pale – perfect for families and buggies can manage the surfaced sections through Slindon village itself. Dogs welcome on leads (National Trust property with livestock nearby). The ancient earthwork boundary and charming flint cottages make this a fascinating history lesson wrapped in beautiful Downland scenery, ideal for a r

The Selsey Tram Way

Follows the trackbed of a historic tramway along mostly flat, firm paths suitable for buggies and families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads. Expect gentle coastal terrain with occasional uneven sections through grassland and nature reserves. Worth doing for the unique industrial heritage, abundant birdlife, and glimpses of Selsey's maritime past along this quirky route linking town to coast.

Nore Hill Folly walk, Slindon

King Charles III England Coast Path: South Hayling to East Head: Avoidance of Itchenor Ferry