Welcome to Wicked Walks

Welcome to Wicked Walks

We love walking and exploring, even better if there’s a pub or a good watering hole to relax in afterwards. So here are a selection of Wicked Walks that we think you will enjoy, sponsored by some fabulous establishments who would love to see you when you are done.

The Onslow Arms, Loxwood

We had been meaning to walk along the Wey and Arun Canal at Loxwood for a long time, but with all the great walks...

Ranmore Common

So, the first proper Wicked Walk for some time, and it didn’t disappoint. We have driven over Ranmore Common for...

Blackdown Hills

The Blackdown Hills are on the Surrey and West Sussex border on the outskirts of Haslemere. If you follow the...

The Old Railway

This nice flat walk starts off from outside The Old Railway pub on Upper Station Road in Henfield where Henfield...

The Hollist Arms

Just past the Halfway Bridge, heading from Petworth to Midhurst, you will see the turning to the very pretty village...

The Halfway Bridge

About halfway between  Petworth and Midhurst along the A272, there’s a pub called The Halfway Bridge which is an...

Petworth Park

Petworth Park is one of those great places where you can walk as much or as little as you like. Our walk takes you...

Kirdford Pubs

The Kirdford Pub loop is a fabulous easy walk through the village and the Leconfield Estate woodlands, across open...

Haybarn Swing Bridge

We call this the Swing Bridge Loop as it’s a great walk out from Billingshurst across fields and woodland past...

Billingshurst to Pulborough

Here’s a walk we do quite regularly, partly because we love it, the views and the varied terrain, and partly because;...

How Does it Work?

We built the idea around the ability to access a number of free to use apps, so when you click into any walk you will be able to watch a short video comprised of pictures taken around the walk, a short description which gives an estimation of the amount of steps taken and calories burned, and the distance.

Below the description there are links to the local weather, information regarding the pub or venue that has sponsored the walk, the What3Words location, and the Footpath App map of the walk. All the links work well on your phone, even the web based versions in whatever browser you use, but we find it easier to use the links in the specific Apps which are well worth downloading, so here are the links:

BBC Weather

What3Words

Footpath

Once you you have the What3Words location you can use it to navigate to the start of the walk, often the best place to park if you are driving. Please don’t assume you can park in a pub car park, and always seek permission before leaving your car there.

When you are ready to walk and have downloaded the map into the Footpath Planner, you will see the blue dot that shows your location and all you need do is follow the route. If you stray, just check the map and find your way back to the planned section and carry on, it couldn’t be easier.

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