Trundle and Devils Humps Walk
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Trundle and Devils Humps Walk
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Take in the stunning views of Solent and Isle of Wight that can be seen in the distance. Another wonderful feature along this path is the ancient yew trees. Keep your eyes peeled for the abundance of wildlife that lives along this path.
Getting there
To get to the Trundle and Devils Humps Walk from Chichester, take E Walls and Priory Road to New Park Road/A286 and follow A286 and Pook Lane to Kennel Hill, and in 5.5mi, arrive at your destination.
About
| When to do | May - September |
| Backcountry Campsites | No |
| Pets allowed | Yes |
| Family friendly | No |
| Route Signage | Average |
| Crowd Levels | Moderate |
| Route Type | Circuit |
Trundle and Devils Humps Walk
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Trundle and Devils Humps Walk Description
The Trundle and Devils Humps Walk is a wonderful walk that provides stunning views of Solent and Isle of Wight along the ocean. Wander along pastoral land and through the forest while you get a great workout as this path provides somewhat challenging ascents and descents. Explore the ancient yew trees that line this area around Kingley Vale. As you continue along this path, you will arrive back where you began, as this is a circular walk.
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maxonthenet 2 years ago
Great views from the two high points. Lots of great landscape views along the way. Be determined - great for exercise and a sense of achievement to complete this one! Take a detailed map or you will get lost in in the wooded sections. Take good hiking boots/thick socks as a lot of the ground is flinty. Two pubs along the way break up the journey. Choose a rain free day as there are a lot of ups and downs which would be tough if wet and carry sunscreen and water/snack in a pack.