Arranged by trained volunteer leaders, the walks will continue if it is raining and will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions. All walks are pre-bookable a week in advance at www.chichester.gov.uk/heartsmart. Take a look through this week’s planned walks below...
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5. Midhurst Jubilee Walk and South Pond
March 29, 11am – A 30-minute, one-mile walk at a gentle pace with a steady incline to the top of the jubilee path and a small bridge over the pond. Meet: The Grange Leisure Centre, GU29 9HD. Photo: Google Maps
6. Slindon
March 30, 10.30am – A three-hour, six-mile walk to the folly and through Slindon Woods, with some steep gradients. Meet: National Trust Car Park at Park Lane, Slindon, BN18 0QY. Photo: Google Maps
7. Pagham Harbour RSPB Reserve to North Wall Pagham
March 30, 10.30am – A three-hour, 5.5-mile flat linear walk. Can be very muddy, uneven and slippery in places. Dogs welcome on leads. Not suitable for wheelchairs. Meet: RSPB Pagham Reserve Car Park, Selsey Road, PO20 7NE. Photo: Google Maps
8. Lynchmere Common wellbeing wander
April 1, 10.30am – A one-hour, 1 to 1.5-mile flat walk with occasional short inclines and declines. No dogs. Meet: Lynchmere Society Noticeboard at the main entrance to the site on the western side of the common (what3words: ///thudding.uttering.inherits). Photo: Google Maps