아이핑 위드 스테덤 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Amazing views over to the South Downs ridge and across the milland valley

Good views are to be had from here going to the trig point.

Typical UK trig point. Gravel, start point car park. A bit of road work but mainly good trails.

The Rother rises in Hampshire near Liss Forest and flows south to Petersfield before veering east into West Sussex where it flows along the foot of the South Downs to join the River Arun near Hardham. The Rother is the largest tributary of the Arun and runs for a total length of 52km, approximately 42km of which lies within West Sussex. https://www.gravelroots.net/rother_river.html

amazing views straight from the start!

This captivating tree tunnel runs next to a large sand quarry on Stedham Common. Adorned with lush pines, the 1,000-feet (300-m) path runs in a straight line along a bridleway to Minsted Road.

Somewhat hidden in the bushes in this trig point, but it's worth finding for the great views towards the South Downs. Trig Points are dotted about the UK and were used by the Ordnance Survey to plot the shape of the land when mapping. They are usually at the highest point in an area.

Far reaching views from the bench at the Woolbeding Common viewpoint. Across to Titty Hill and towards the South Downs. It really is an exceptional view and a short walk from the car park so perfect for those who prefer to or can walk short distances.