The final stage explores stunning countryside, visits a Saxon church, crosses a one-of-a-kind bridge, and finishes by the seaside.A few miles shorter than the previous stages—and with no climbing to contend with—you have plenty of time to take-in your surroundings on this leisurely hike; explore Shoreham and, if the weather is good, dip your feet in the sea at the finish.From Partridge Green, you continue along the former railway line past Henfield, cross the Adur and follow the course of the river past Steyning to Bramber. On the outskirts of the village, you find the remains of Bramber Castle, which was built soon after the Norman Conquest.You continue along the ever-widening Adur as it flows through the expansive and flat farmland.A short while after you pass under the Shoreham Bypass, you are treated to two impressive sights in quick succession. First, you see Shoreham Toll Bridge, the last example of its kind. A stone’s-throw away is St Nicolas’ Church. Built in the 10th century, this wonderfully-ancient church still retains some original features.This stage finishes in the seaside town of Shoreham-by-Sea, which has a good range of accommodation, places to eat and drink, as well as shops and other attractions.