Arun

Access to details of the wide range of 'green spaces' throughout the Arun District, including: Beautiful Parks, Cemeteries, Community Orchards and Local Nature Reserves.

Reed Bed Boardwalk  'This SSSI reed bed (designated Site of Special Scientific Interest) is a one of the largest in Sussex. Reed beds are a priority habitat for nature conservation in the UK and WWT are working hard to restore and maintain this vital habitat for wildlife ...'

'We are a small, friendly group of people who enjoy walking in the West Sussex countryside'

'Combining one thousand years of history with independent shops, contemporary art galleries, restaurants and pubs, plus leisure pursuits across the South Downs from walking to canoeing or cycling ... there is something for everyone when you visit Arundel.'

Healthy Walks in Arun 'started in the Arun district in 2001 by Inspire Leisure, is still going strong, with now over 500 registered walkers, walking in Arundel, Littlehampton, Aldwick and Bognor Regis'.

Originally the Entry for Arundel Walking Festival which was last held in 2014. The Walking Tours, however, have continued.

'Walberton was a flourishing village in Saxon times with a population of 35 men and their families at the time of the Domesday survey. It is situated just to the south of the South Downs. The north-east of the parish, Rewell Wood, is within the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ... The village is surrounded by attractive countryside bordering on the South Downs with a number of footpaths that give plenty of attractive walks through woods and farmland, although, to the south, horticultural nurseries have taken an increasing share of the land in recent years.' ALERT Unfortunately, descriptions of these Walks no longer seem accessible via the Web.