As well as numerous attractions and a fantastic rights of way network the High Weald has numerous countryside sites owned by a range of organisations including: the National Trust, RSPB, Woodland Trust and Forestry Commission.

These sites are free and welcome the public. They all have a good path network providing a range of walking options and there are normally places to stop and watch wildlife and have a picnic. Beyond a car park facilities tend to be limited - there is often an information board but site leaflets tend not be available - they are better downloaded before a visit.

Rare find Eridge Rocks, best known for its sandstone outcrips, is also an excellent habitat for moths. Read more	Forestry Commission interprets its sites Chainsaw-carved sculptures and interpretation boards have been installed to bring alive woodland heritage in the Weald Forest Ridge Read more
On the water At Weirwood Reservoir there are new viewpoints across the water, rafts for nesting Terns... Read more	Art in motion A new sculpture trail is open at Leechpool and Owlbeech woods near Horsham Read more
Look back in wonder A new history trail at the RSPB's reserve at Broadwater Warren guides visitors around the reserve Read more