We are the Arun-Adur Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Stuart C.
A lovely, leisurely, almost flat as a pancake walk most of which is on man made surfaces. There are no stiles and only a quarter of a mile stretch where we might encounter some real mud.
Starting in the car park at the RSPB reserve at Pulborough Brooks we quickly head out onto a quiet road which takes us into Parham park. Here we will have a shortish break before leaving the park and walking across the Southdown glider club air field and returning to the RSPB centre. Parham park is home to a large number of deer and we would be unlucky if we didn't see any.
We will have a 10 to 15 minute break so bring something to drink and a snack / picnic. There are loos at the start of the walk in the RSPB visitor centre, which opens at 10.00am.
Parking for RSPB members is free, otherwise it's £3 for all day.
Those familiar with the area will know that the path immediately we exit the glider club can become very muddy. For this reason I would recommend a walking pole.
We usually enjoy coffee and cake etc from the RSPB restaurant at the end of the walk.
The entrance to Pulborough Brooks RSPB reserve is on the A283 near Wiggonholt.
