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The green rolling pastures, wide open spaces, ancient woodlands and river valleys of the National Park offer a landscape as diverse as it is breath-taking.
Immerse yourself in all the National Park has to offer – from star-studded skies to wine tasting at a vineyard on the south-facing slopes; from a geocaching `treasure hunt` to a family cycle on a converted railway line; from tasting local food and drink in a country pub, to stopping off for afternoon tea in a picturesque village.
Perhaps best of all is a hike or ride on the South Downs Way National Trail for stunning scenery, the freshest air, and popular landmarks – and if you are taking on the challenge of the 100 mile trail stop off in West Sussex to rest a while!
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Why not visit
Devil’s Dyke – immerse yourself in one of the longest, deepest and widest ‘dry valley’ areas in the UK.
Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre – ride the narrow-gauge railway and historic bus service.
Local vineyards – enjoy a vineyard tour and wine tasting at one at one of the many renowned local producers.
Geocaching trails – try the South Downs National Park’s own GeoTour in this special landscape.
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Local guides
Get inspiration for things to do, places to stay and experiences to remember in the South Downs National Park with the help of our local guides.
King-sized MTB thrills in Kingley Vale
A brillliant route that heads out from the centre of Chichester towards the hills of the South Downs, taking in a mixture of forest singletrack, bridleways and quiet country lanes.
It includes a couple of tough climbs – but it’s all worth it for the descents that follow.
