High Weald Walking Festival 2023 offers more than 40 FREE guided walks to choose from showcasing the best of this beautiful and historic landscape.
Running from Saturday 9 to Sunday 17 September, choose from a mix of 'turn up on the day' walks and bookable walks ranging from 1.5 to 13 miles in length.
Step back in time and journey through ancient woodlands, winding lanes, country parks and great estates. From stargazing to nature spotting to local history, there's something for all ages and abilities - including accessible routes.
This year the Festival is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the High Weald being designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so join us an explore one of the finest landscapes in England!
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