ボルニーでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Great views and paths. Good for a summer wander. Looks very muddy in the winter

So many beautiful country houses and farms to explore. Nature at its finest.

Warninglid can be approached east-west or north-south. My favourite is to come up the hill from the south. You turn a corner expecting the hill to be over only to find that it intensifies, but then as you turn a further corner you crest the hill to a beautiful row of houses, each with a picture perfect front garden.

The small village of Warninglid is incredibly pretty. Adorned with flowers during the summer, it is quintessentially English. Three time winner of the 'Best Kept Village' award it also has an 18th century pub, the Half Moon, if you are in need of a pit stop.

Once called Booker's Vineyard, the Bolney Wine Estate was created in 1972 and stretches across 18 acres of countryside. There is a cafe on site and tours can be booked. For further details please see the website https://bolneywineestate.com/

A beautiful little hamlet/village with immaculate gardens, old houses and a pub.

Holy Trinity is a Grade I-listed church on the edge of Cuckfield village. The church was built in the 12th century and was gradually modified and extended over the following two centuries. Inside, you can observe a 13th-century font and monumental brasses from the 16th century.

Bridleway between the A272 and Deaks Lane, providing a safe east-west cycling alternative to the A272 west of Ansty and the Staplefield Road west of Cuckfield. This trail is well made at the wide and relatively well surfaced at the western end, running on sidelong ground alongside a Sussex Ghyll with a few waterfalls. The trail changes to single track and changes direction to the north on an embankment before crossing the ghyll on a small bridge and continuing to the west.