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Weald Forest Ridge

Involving people with the unique heritage in one of England's Finest Landscapes

The Weald Forest Ridge Landscape Partnership Scheme has been formed with the aim of enabling people to learn about, enjoy and help preserve the unique heritage of the area.

With a diverse range of 28 projects; including free and subsidised events, training courses, programmes for schools, volunteering opportunities and environmental improvements to sites taking place across the 328sq km area of the Weald Forest Ridge.

The High Weald's highest ridge

running from Horsham to Tunbridge Wells, including four medieval hunting forests

Discover woodland archaeology

Find out how laser images taken from a plane help find hidden archaeology of the Forest Ridge....

Who are the Four Maidens?

Drawing inspiration from a seventeenth century poem a series of striking community arts events...

Look after the Weald Forest Ridge

We shape our landscape and have done for tens of thousands of years - that's why it looks the way it does today. Find out about subsidised training, events and practical work to help you care for your landscape.

Learn about the Weald Forest Ridge

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Buggy friendly walks in the forest for toddlers, bushcraft for older children and adults, training in archaeology, local folkore brought to life through theatre and much more......

Explore the Weald Forest Ridge

Download excellent walks leaflets to suit all ages and abilities, find out where we have enhanced visitor access to mediaeval forests and much more...