Step beyond the museum walls and explore the rich archaeological landscapes of Sussex with Worthing Museum archaeologist James Sainsbury.
From prehistoric flint mines and Iron Age hill forts to Roman settlements, Saxon earthworks and Norman landmarks, these guided walks uncover thousands of years of history hidden within the South Downs and surrounding countryside. Each walk offers a unique opportunity to discover remarkable sites, learn about the people who shaped them, and gain fresh insight into the landscapes around us.
Whether you're a keen archaeologist, a local history enthusiast, or simply enjoy exploring the outdoors, these walks combine expert knowledge, fascinating stories, and spectacular views.
On Sale Information
WTM Members: 10 am Tuesday 2 June
General Sale: 12 pm, Tuesday 2 June
Important Information
All walks involve some climbing and descents.
Please wear suitable footwear and clothing for the weather conditions.
Bring a drink and a snack.
Dogs are welcome on a lead.
Individual walk pages include details of distance, difficulty and meeting points.
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Summer Walks 2026 - Highdown Hill
Museum & Art Gallery
Join Worthing Museum archaeologist James Sainsbury for an evening walk exploring the archaeology, history and landscape…