National Trust - Cissbury Ring

We went for a lovely walk up at cissbury ring. Very open and exposed so wrap up warm if it's a chilly day. The carpark is small so don't be surprised if you have to park on the road or in Findon village it's self

Beautiful walk with the dogs, amazing views.
Car park is small but we managed to squeeze in.
We lucked out with the weather and had a great couple of hours.

Great views, steep walk up to the summit but worth it. We did go on the only day it has snowed so far this year which cut our visit a little short!

Beautiful place to walk. We parked away from the car park, as it says it is locked overnight but it currently doesn't have any means of a gate to lock it up, d'oh!
Bit of a hilly walk, took dinner up to eat with the lovely view at the top, the horses were fine but the flying ants were a pain in the backside!

Been up here a few times now as is is a great spot for aerial photography.

This is a popular area for dog walkers or those after a good home with some stunning vistas of the Sussex side.

There even have some wild ponies taken from the New Forest stock to help with the conservation of the area (living lawn mowers to all intents and purposes). Sadly I haven't got to see them yet.

I love Cissbury, I've been visiting Cissbury for years, for picnics, walks, kite flying and just looking at the gorgeous views. There are a couple of ways up to the top and 2 car parks, neither of which is very big. The entrance to one is off a residential road. The other one you have to drive along a narrow country road for a bit and the parking is a lot bumpier and smaller but it's a shorter walk then the other car park. But which ever one you choose it is a fairly steep climb. It can get slippery in the winter and after a lot of rain, so good walking boots are sensible then. Love having the horses up here as well, they are great for photos as are the views. Our son loves to kite fly up here as well. This is a place I will visit for a long time to come.

Beautiful sunset from the top of Cissbury Ring. Play caution to the wild horses that approach for a friendly nose rub, as one chased me off the edge of the hill (sod)!!! as we were leaving.. guess he wanted the place to himself.

Apart from my near horsey death experience it is very beautiful up there.

Walk around the edge of the hill first as it’s not as steep in places.

Great place to hike. A bit taxing at first but once you're up it's a manageable walk