FindonWorthing

Finwor one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

9km/5mi

Ascent

95m

Descent

46m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Findon and Worthing.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Findon and Worthing.

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Reviews - 3

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Is this route good enough? -  Yes (3)

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Start and end points

Findon
Grid Ref TQ1219908873
Lat / Lon 50.86848° / -0.40688°
Easting / Northing 512,199E / 108,873N
What3Words flying.newsprint.surreal
Worthing
Grid Ref TQ1498002381
Lat / Lon 50.80958° / -0.36941°
Easting / Northing 514,980E / 102,382N
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Finwor One's land is

Pasture 27.0%
Urban 73.0%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

reviews


Bostal Boy

15 Oct 2022 Autumn

I walked this route as the second leg of a Storrington to Worthing trek via Findon. I didn't have high expectations, but was pleasantly surprised.

The first section from Findon Place to the A27 includes a stretch along the Gallops, a green space along the Findon Valley popular with dog walkers. Whoever drew the route clearly knows Worthing well. It uses the more interesting old lanes past Salvington and as many twittens as possible, so keeps away from the main roads and keeps offering little surprises. West Tarring is an historic old corner with its medieval Bishops Palace, fig garden and the church with an impressive old tower.

At the end, the route heads through Liverpool Gardens and past the Desert Quartet, sculptures by Dame Elisabeth Frink and public art of the highest quality.

This route really works as a Slow Way, the only significant obstacle to accessibility is the footbridge over the railway at West Worthing.


David Rogers

21 Aug 2022 Summer

I ran this Findon to Worthing as the third of three slow ways that created a loop for me to run. A new way out of Findon that I enjoyed and the Gallops is always a great path to walk / run. I altered the route after the train bridge. As a local I took advantage of some quieter roads and a nice park etc that took me back onto the seafront. Tarring road is not the most exciting!.


Dsmith10

17 Jul 2021 Summer

A pleasant walk although a lot of it is on pavements or town paths. There are no stiles but some of the footpaths would be too rough for a wheelchair.
I walked from Worthing (West Tarring) to Findon and the walk becomes much more enjoyable once past the A27. The route is not always clearly marked, hopefully the photos will help.


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