Central South Downs Maps for mountain biking (mtb) and walking

4 Mountain biking and hiking maps in the Central South Downs

Map 1 – Arundel & Amberley to Findon

Map 2 – Findon to the River Adur

Map 3 – River Adur to the A23 Brighton Road

Map 4 – A23 Brighton Road to Lewes

ISBN 978-1-906184-79-7

This set of 4 maps and guides covers the Central South Downs from Arundel and Amberley to Lewes. The area is part of the South Downs National Park and is the perfect location for both mountain biking and hiking. The trails are mainly on well drained chalk and flint that dry quickly after rain. They are mostly mud free and useable year round. Each map has 3 great described routes suitable for beginners and experts alike. The maps also show in detail the route of the South Downs Way from Amberley to south of Lewes. Convenient car parks, railway stations, cafés and even water taps are all marked clearly. Try some of the suggested routes or just adventure on your own, using these maps and routes as a guide.

Map 1 covers the area east of the River Arun from Amberley and Arundel to Findon. It includes the popular biking areas south of Storrington. Map 2 describes 3 terrific routes between Findon and the River Adur with great views of the historic Chisbury Ring and Chanctonbury Ring hill forts. Map 3 covers the area from the River Adur to north of Brighton and includes a great ride from The Devil’s Dyke. Map 4 runs from north of Brighton to the historic town of Lewes. There is a great bike or hike along the South Downs Way past Ditchling Beacon with magnificent views of the Clayton Windmills, Jack and Jill.

Getting There. Much of the Central South Downs is accessible by rail from London. The southern edge of the maps is close to the railway line that follows the south coast. See www.southernrailway.com.

4 maps in the Central South Downs Series.

Each map has 3 suggested biking and hiking routes.

Information on parking, pubs, cafés & view points.

South Downs Way from Amberley to near Lewes.

Part of the Monarchs Way and South Downs Link.

Sussex Border Path across the Downs.

Scale 1:40,000 with 20m contours.

National Grid for gps use.

All maps printed in colour on waterproof paper.