Outdoor Recreation

The dog walking group meets on the second and  fourth Tuesday of each month. Over the last year we’ve been out and about to places such as Dell Quay, Kingley Vale, Halnaker, Petworth, Binderton and Itchenor to name just a few of our walks. The walks are a great way for people and dogs to

 We cycle for pleasure, not endurance, though of course, we do get the benefit of a gentle workout. We like interesting scenery, avoiding busy roads as much as possible. We also consider socialising and companionship as important as the exercise, normally making at least one refreshment stop en-route and finishing at a lunch venue. The

We are a friendly group of keen/experienced walkers who catch a bus/train to a walk start point within a ten-mile radius of Chichester.  Walks are approximately 5 miles and can be either linear or circular with the option of lunch afterwards.Walks take place on the third Wednesday of each month. N.B. This group walks at

We try and alternate between coastal and inland routes. Walks are approximately 5 miles and finish with a lunch stop for those who want it.  We try to walk where we can see native flora: wild daffodils, bluebells and orchids to add to enjoyment. We ask new members if there are places they would like to

Cycling Routes If you can’t make one of our official rides, here are some links to a few local routes for you to follow on your own or in family groups. They all start in or around Chichester, and there are some alternative route for a bit of variety. Routes based around West Dean and