Hurstpierpoint — Burgess Hill
Hurbur two
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Verified Slow Way
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By Ricky Coleman on 20 Oct 2022
Description
This is an improved version of the HurBur route, correcting a couple of points
This is an improved version of the HurBur route, correcting a couple of points
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This route has been reviewed by 3 people.
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Reviews - 3
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Is this route good enough? - Yes (3)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Hurstpierpoint
Grid Ref
TQ2801016505
Lat / Lon
50.93379° / -0.17963°
Easting / Northing
528,010E / 116,505N
What3Words
bump.overhaul.rave
Burgess Hill
Grid Ref
TQ3162618821
Lat / Lon
50.95379° / -0.12737°
Easting / Northing
531,626E / 118,821N
What3Words
snowmen.protected.leathers
| Hurstpierpoint | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ2801016505 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.93379° / -0.17963° |
| Easting / Northing | 528,010E / 116,505N |
| What3Words | bump.overhaul.rave |
| Burgess Hill | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ3162618821 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.95379° / -0.12737° |
| Easting / Northing | 531,626E / 118,821N |
| What3Words | snowmen.protected.leathers |
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reviews
Merete Langler
15 Mar 2024Very marshy at the moment, so quite hard work.
This route could have slight alternatives across fields closer to Hurst rather than Hassocks, but that would simply make it different, not better.
David Sanderson
15 Mar 2024Very enjoyable walk. Very offroad with track but also some rather marshy bridleways. Nice combination of ways with the South Downs as a backdrop. Safe and short enough to not need a big stop but there are a few benches on the way. A route full of birdsong. Some avoidable steps and no stiles. Public transport and pubs at either end.
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Ricky Coleman
20 Oct 2022The route starts at mini-roundabout at the end of Cuckfield Road in Hurstpierpoint and takes a series of (new to me) quaint footpaths around the back of the high street before making its way into the Countryside, with fantastic views of Hurst College and its church.
The highlight is a good mile and a bit taking you along a wide and well trodden bridleway that is adjacent to an old golf course outside of Hassocks. It's peaceful and one of the best walking/running routes around.
Take care when you get the gate in the picture at around half way; there is gate into the farm but you should turn left, walk 10 metres, then take a 90 degree right turn over a small bridge, to start heading north again. This goes around the farm using the footpath.
Once you hit the wonderfully maintained green circle (a project to create a green shared path around the entirety of Burgess Hill), the route is firmer underfoot and winds through leafy surroundings. You are on the Green Circle for while, crossing a fairly busy road at one point.
Finally, the path crosses the railway line to London before a hard left takes you alongside the railway line all the way to the finish in Burgess Hill. An enjoyable route. The train station has regular trains to Brighton and London for returning home, or busses to other Sussex towns nearby. There are also lots of food and drink options in Burgess Hill.
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