Arundel to South Stoke Walk
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The Arundel to South Stoke Walk follows a beautiful, kid-friendly, dog-friendly path. You will be able to take in views of South Downs National Park, River Arun and the Arundel Castle. Halfway through, stop at the Black Rabbit Pub for a bite to eat and some refreshments.
Route Description for Arundel to South Stoke Walk
The Arundel to South Stoke Walk takes you through South Downs National Park. Beginning at the captivating Arundel Castle, which is open to the public, begin your walk and head for the river bank. As you continue to walk along the path, you will pass through multiple gates and will arrive at the Black Rabbit Pub. After grabbing some refreshments, you will continue and wander through South Stoke Village, taking in views of the surrounding area. Continue along the path until you arrive back at the carpark where you began as this is a circular walk.
Getting to the Arundel to South Stoke Walk Trailhead
To get to Arundel to South Stoke Walk from Arundel, head southeast on High Street toward Maltravers Street, and in 0.2 km, at the roundabout, take the first exit onto Mill Road. In 85 m, turn right, and you will arrive at your destination.
Route Information
When to do:
April - October
Backcountry Campsites:
No
Pets allowed:
Yes
Family friendly:
Yes
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Circuit
Arundel to South Stoke Walk Elevation Graph
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