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Elevation
184m
604 ft
Prominence
53m
Coordinates
50.8619, -0.3807
TQ140081
OS Map
198
Explorer: OL10 121
The summit features a historic rampart and the remains of a hill fort, along with a trig point offering sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
Cissbury Ring is predominantly made up of chalk, which is characteristic of the South Downs. The site also includes flint, offering evidence of ancient human activity, as flint was extensively used for tools by prehistoric settlers.
The views from the summit include the rolling hills of the South Downs, the coastal plain, and on a clear day, the distant Isle of Wight.
The name 'Cissbury' is thought to derive from the Old English term meaning 'fortified place' or 'hill fort.'
Cissbury Ring has historical significance as one of the largest hill forts in Sussex, dating back to the Iron Age, and is a site of archaeological interest.
A scenic circular route starting from the car park at the base, passing through woodland and open grassland, climbing to the summit for great views.
Limited parking is available at the base near the main entrance to Cissbury Ring Nature Reserve.
Regular bus services operate to nearby Worthing, with connections to local bus routes heading towards Cissbury Ring.
There are no facilities on the hill itself, but Worthing offers a variety of cafes, restaurants, and public toilets.
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