Location

Patching, Worthing BN13 3FA ***

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Date Added:

September 5, 2020

Parking

Come off Long Furlong on Coldharbour Lane heading into Patching, at the end of the road go right on The Street and at the end is a small free car park, and several lay-bys further back if this is full. Also if no space back along the A27 and up Lakehurst Lane usually another 15 or so spaces (thanks to Nala for last bit of info!)

Terrain

Fairly hilly, paths can be narrow and uneven. Mix of field paths and muddy woodland trails

Water

No water here.

Poo Bins

General waste bin in the car park.

Local Info

Other routes include with views over the scenic Long Furlong.

Walk Distance:

4.6km

Date Walk Added:

September 5, 2020
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Author Review

*** (March 23 update, thanks to Instagram helper for letting us know what three words for car park is caramel.obvious.conqueror which should help find it!)

The parking spot here is a great start for lots of different routes with footpaths heading off in several directions.

I took the path heading up the hill in the far left of the car park which took me up a narrow path, and when we hit a cross roads (again a further choice of routes!) we took a left along the top of the field overlooking Patching Church with views to the sea. Past this field you enter the forest which is vast in itself with lots of choices for pathways. It's my first visit here so just rambled on trying to create a loop back which wasn't too tricky to do and the huge trees and large open spaces made for a great walk and Hank was off the lead for pretty much all of it. At various points we came to the edge of the forest where there are huge open fields too so seemingly endless choices.

With all the routes available you could visit many times without taking the same route, and for newcomers a GPS app is wise as always as no discernible maps of all the routes that I've been able to find.

It wasn't particularly busy when I visited, and the paths are used by horses and cyclists too but we only came across one of each.

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