Walking and Rambling in Truleigh Hill
Overview
If you're planning on staying at YHA Truleigh Hill, why not download a free map and get out exploring?
All our self-guided walks start and end at a YHA hostel and are graded so that you can explore the area at your own pace.
Edburton Hill (Fulking Escarpment)
A short route that takes advantage of the hostels elevated position, providing stunning views, but without the climb.
Easy route (PDF, 0.8MB)
1.7 miles, takes 45m - 1h 15m
Devils Dyke
A walk with stunning views out to sea and inland.
Moderate route (PDF, 1MB)
7.4 miles, takes 3h 45m - 5h 45m
Shoreham-by-Sea
From the top of the South Downs to Shoreham Harbour with planes, trains and quirky boats.
Challenging route (PDF, 1.3MB)
13.1 miles, takes 5h 45m - 9h 30m
All our walking routes are tried and tested to help you explore this beautiful part of England. To assist with route selection and planning, you’ll also find a description of the hazards and facilities, accessibility information and points of interest on the maps
What makes it special
- Explore the local area at your own pace
- Tried and tested walking routes with detailed instructions
- Points of interest highlighted along the way
Useful guides
Want to understand more about our maps or develop your walking skills? Here are some useful guides we have created to help you to prepare for your chosen walk
Hostels nearby
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