ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The High Weald Walking Festival is a collaboration between a number of local branches of The Ramblers and the High Weald National Landscape Partnership.
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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.
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MEET THE TEAM
Emma White (High Weald National Landscape Partnership)
Clive Grumett (High Weald Walkers)
Lionel Pringle (Rother Ramblers)
Bev Marks (Battle Ramblers)
Simon Stonard (Battle Ramblers)
Judith Bowron (Mid-Sussex Ramblers)
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 NATIONAL LANDSCAPE
Located in the heart of South East England and covering parts of Kent, Sussex and Surrey, the High Weald is one of 46 National Landscapes
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It is a medieval landscape of rolling hills studded with sandstone outcrops, dense woodland, small, irregular-shaped fields, hedgerows, scattered farmsteads; and ancient routeways.
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This extensive network of footpaths, bridleways and ancient byways makes the High Weald a walker’s paradise.
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To learn more about the High Weald and the work of the High Weald National Landscape Partnership - which works to conserve and protect this precious place - visit www.highweald.org.
