The Old Store Guest House

Nore Hill Folly walk, Slindon

Loops through beautiful National Trust woodland and open farmland with a gentle climb to Nore Hill's unusual flint folly tower. Mostly well-maintained paths with one moderate ascent, manageable for older children but too uneven for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The folly offers panoramic views across the South Downs, and spring brings carpets of bluebells through Slindon Woods, making this a rewarding mix of history and countryside.

Centurion Way

Follows a disused railway line between Chichester and West Dean, offering flat, well-surfaced paths perfect for buggies, young families, and cyclists sharing the route. Dogs welcome on leads. Gentle countryside views with minimal road crossings make this an easy, traffic-free option for leisurely strolls or longer walks. Ideal when you want guaranteed flat terrain without navigational fuss.

Slindon medieval park pale and village walk, Slindon Estate

Explores a Norman village and remnants of a medieval deer park across gently undulating woodland paths and quiet lanes. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven terrain and tree roots; not buggy-friendly due to woodland sections. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near livestock. The atmospheric ancient woodlands, historic park boundary (the 'pale'), and glimpses of Slindon's flint cottages make this a rewarding step back in time on National Trust land.

The Rise of Northwood Ramble, Slindon

Bridle Road to Bignor Walk, Slindon