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Elevation
242m
794 ft
Prominence
218m
Coordinates
50.8968, -0.3814
TQ139120
OS Map
198
Explorer: OL10 121
The summit features an iconic clump of trees and a historic earthwork, perfect for a picnic or a ponder about life's great mysteries.
The area is predominantly composed of chalk and flint, typical of the South Downs, which provides an interesting mix of soils and topography.
Spectacular panoramic views of the South Downs, including the Weald and the sea on a clear day. You can even spot the distant city of Brighton.
The name 'Chanctonbury' is believed to be of Latin origin, with references to Roman settlements in the area.
It is an important historical site with ancient earthworks and is steeped in local legends, including tales of ghosts and mystery.
A scenic loop starting from the nearby village of Washington that takes you through beautiful woodlands and open fields.
Accessing the summit directly along the iconic South Downs Way, with clear signage throughout.
Washington village has a car park (TQ170150) with free parking. It's a good launching point for your hike.
Buses run regularly from nearby towns like Steyning and Shoreham to Washington.
Expect to find a cafe in Washington, and there are public toilets available near the car park.
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