ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The High Weald Walking Festival is a collaboration between a number of local branches of The Ramblers and the High Weald AONB Partnership.
The Festival aims to help walkers of all abilities explore and learn about the historic High Weald landscape.
Participants will be led by experienced and knowledgeable guides from a range of organisations with a passion for the countryside. For more information, visit our FAQ or Partners pages.
MEET THE TEAM
Emma White (High Weald AONB Partnership)
Clive Grumett (High Weald Walkers)
Lionel Pringle (Rother Ramblers)
Bev Marks (Battle Ramblers)
Simon Stonard (Battle Ramblers)
Judith Bowron (Mid-Sussex Ramblers)
HELP US SPREAD THE WORD
We'd love it if you could help promote our Festival! Encourage friends and family to sign up for updates via our home page, or share our posts on Facebook and Twitter.
You can also download and print our promotional A4 poster - just click the button below to view and print (you will need PDF reader software such as Adobe).
HOW TO MAKE A DONATION
The High Weald Walking Festival is free of charge thanks to volunteers, and sponsorship.
If you would like to make a voluntary financial contribution towards Festival costs and helping to continue the event, donations will be gratefully received by bank transfer or cheque – please email us for details: info@highweald.org.
THE HIGH WEALD AREA OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY
Located in the heart of South East England and covering parts of Kent, Sussex and Surrey, the High Weald is one of 46 designated AONBs across the UK.
It is a medieval landscape of rolling hills studded with sandstone outcrops, dense woodland, small, irregular-shaped fields, hedgerows, scattered farmsteads; and ancient routeways.
This extensive network of footpaths, bridleways and ancient byways makes the High Weald a walker’s paradise.
To learn more about the High Weald and the work of the High Weald AONB Partnership - which works to conserve and protect this precious landscape - visit www.highweald.org.
