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You can park at the end of Admirals Bridge Lane but spaces are limited. There is a car park further down the lane on your left.
A mixture of gravel, wooded pathways and road. There are several climbs and descents along the route.
There is a section of the River Medway accessible to dogs and not very deep.
Only bins along the route are at the bridge at Kingscote
The Stone Farm Rocks are situated just South of East Grinstead, West Sussex and sits on the hillside overlooking the Weir wood Reservoir. This is popular spot for rock climbers. The Kingscote Estate is an award-winning vineyard that does wine tours, wine tasting and has a café. They also have two fishing lakes which are popular with anglers. The Bluebell Railway is a steam railway that runs from East Grinstead to Sheffield park. Standen House is a grade one listed house run by the National Trust with hillside gardens and walks.
Follow B2110 and Saint Hill Rd to West Hoathly Road and park in Admirals bridge lane RH19 4NN.
To get to the starting point you will need to turn right out of Admirals Bridge lane onto West Hoathly road, walk up about 50 metres until you see the footpath on the opposite side of the road.
You first start on a manmade gravel path that takes you past the rocks, continue following the path until you reach the field on your left, go through the gate and walk down to the bottom of the field where you will cross over a small bridge into another field. Turn left and head towards the small metal gate, cross the track and go through another gate which will bring you into a wooded area. Follow the path and to the style which dogs can go under then head up the steps to the crossing of the Bluebell Railway.
Continue over the crossing and down the steps back into the woods and follow the path. The path will lead you onto a private road, turn right and continue until you see a pathway on your right back into the woods. The pathway will lead you back onto a private road which goes under a bridge for the Bluebell Railway and then will take you through the Kingscote estate, go across the bridge and follow the road round to the right taking you past the fishing lakes on your left and the river Medway on your right where dogs can have a swim. The road will turn into a gravel road heading up the hill where you will pass the gate for the first field on your right. The path will continue straight passing the rocks and finishing back on the West Hoathly Road.
