National Trust

Stunning open views over rolling hills, fields, and pastures, with the English Channel visible in the distance. A perfect place to enjoy the sunshine on the grass, listen to birdsong under the shade of trees, and feel the breeze as you connect with nature. Great for dog walking. There’s a free car park, but no other facilities—please take your litter home and help keep this beautiful spot clean.

We were staying in Worthing for a few days and found this place close by for hiking. We walked up the hill which had panoramic views of the pasture and Worthing. There were sheeps grazing in the pasture. It is worth visiting and hiking the area.

Free parking, bit of a hike to the top, but the views more than make up for it! So beautiful. Few fact " cards" scattered around. Beautiful site

Take great care on car park deep holes or park in village and walk up hill. Steep climb to the top but beautiful views when you get there. Not much else to see only chalk path and iron age mounds . No facilities.

Beautiful spot, nice walk up the Ring with an outlook on Portsmouth and the offshore wind farm, plus the surrounding countryside. I thought the iron age history could be better documented as there was no info at the site. Perhaps locals don't want the site over visited. Narrow single-lane access with hedge rows so watch the scrapes on your car. Parking is tight if busy.

Lovely walks along the ring at different levels. Views to the sea and to the downs. Nice circulars from Findon with good coffee available with a minor detour by the A24.

Nice place with easy parking and good views. Ideal for a picnic or casual walk.

Such a cool place to go for a long walk. It was so cool to see the horses and the fantastic view of the countryside. I’ve lived in West Sussex for 10 years and only just discovered this place! If you have a hard time walking uphill I would not recommend this for you as I’m young and healthy and still struggled to get up the initial incline! That being said, absolutely stunning little gem :)