DAY 1: MORNING
Visit Kingley Vale Trail
Home to England’s oldest Yew trees, even many local people don’t realise this truly ancient forest is hidden in their midst. An early dawn climb will often see modern day druids practicing their rituals by some of the ancient hill top trees.
Top Tip
There’s some of THE best tree climbing for little (and big!) people in the South Downs
DAY 1: AFTERNOON
Tinwood Estate wine tours
The chalky soil in the South Downs is almost identical to that of the champagne region in France, which is why our local vineyards produce some of the absolute best wines in the UK.
A wine tour here also ends with several glasses of fizz on their beautiful terrace, what a treat!
Top Tip
Make sure to get a selfie in the Tinwood vineyards amongst the rich hanging vines (with fizz in hand of course)
DAY 2: MORNING
The Trundle
Quite simply the absolute best view in the South Downs with a full 360 view around. it’s a steep old climb (or run up chalk pit lane for the brave of heart) but worth every step when you reach the top
Top Tip
Perfect for sledding in the winter and picnics in the summer.
DAY 2: AFTERNOON
Goodwood Racecourse
It’s not all about festival of speed, Revival or Qatar. Goodwood has a jam packed events calendar set in what must be England’s most beautiful racecourse.
It’s super family friendly and who doesn’t love a chance to get a bit dressed up!
Top Tip
Make sure to check out Goodwood’s upcoming events to take full advantage of this stunning location
