Walks from Steyning, West Sussex
🌿 Chalk downland escarpment, Iron Age hillfort, river valley, farmland
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Steyning is a beautifully preserved medieval wool town set directly beneath the South Downs escarpment, with Chanctonbury Ring — a hilltop clump of beech trees within an Iron Age hillfort, one of the most iconic landmarks on the entire South Downs — rising immediately to the south.
An exceptionally well-preserved medieval town with timber-framed buildings and a fine church, Steyning makes one of the best South Downs walking bases in West Sussex, with Chanctonbury Ring directly accessible on foot from the high street.
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Worthing and Brighton (Compass Bus 2)
The White Horse, Steyning Tea Rooms, Star Inn
- Chanctonbury Ring
- South Downs Way section
- Cissbury Ring (further east)
- Adur Valley to Bramber
- Steyning Bowl
- Wiston Estate & the Downs
- All West Sussex towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Steyning is covered by OS Explorer 121 / OL11. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- South Downs Way





