Titty Hill Walk
The Titty Hill Walk takes you through the beautiful English countryside along rolling hills and immerses you in nature through its wooded areas. The path can get muddy especially in the winter months, so be sure to wear proper footwear. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, as deer and rabbit frequent this part of South Downs National Park.
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Route Description for Titty Hill Walk
Titty Hill Walk is a lovely stroll through the English countryside along the rolling hills that surround this area. This walk begins at the National Trust car park at Older Hill and takes you through the forest, giving you the opportunity to see some deer and rabbits that frequent this area. Continuing through the woods, you will encounter some challenging terrain but will be rewarded with spectacular views from Titty Hill of South Downs National Park. Continuing on the walk, you will arrive where you began back at the car park.
Getting to the Titty Hill Walk Trailhead
To get to Titty Hill Walk from Midhurst, head west toward Church Hill and take A272 and Brambling Lane to Stedham Lane. After 3.4 km, continue on Stedham Lane. Take Stanwater Lane and Iping Lane to arrive at Titty Hill walk.
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