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Denne Hill & Chesworth Farm
This is a walk which many visitors to this site will
already be familiar with: a lunchtime or early evening
stroll over Denne Hill. Some Horshamites do this
walk almost daily - with or without a dog! It’s a short walk
(about 3 miles) with some steepish climbs and wonderful views over the town.
The walk starts at
the bottom of the causeway, by the entrance to the
Parish Church, and takes us through the Churchyard and
beside the Arun to the bottom of Denne Hill. As
we climb the hill we see changing views of the
surrounding countryside. The view from the top
is stunning.
At the top of the
hill we pass by Denne Park House. We
cross the hill in a south-easterly direction and descend to Chesworth Farm via Pedlars Way, with a
small detour to inspect a newly created dew pond.
 We return to the
Parish Church via Chesworth Lane, Denne Road and
Normandy.
An aerial view of
this walk on Microsoft Virtual Earth is available by clicking on
the link at the bottom of the page. You can also see a map of the
walk, and download & print a written guide.
The map is for on-screen viewing only, in accordance
with Ordnance Survey terms & conditions.
Much of Chesworth Farm is owned by Horsham District
Council and is accessible to the public as an open
space & nature reserve. If time allows, it's
worth exploring. The extent of this land is
shown on the aerial view.
Printable guide»
Aerial view»
Map»
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