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Member's Comments on Cissbury Ring...

• Robrover says...
• Good to see so many families enjoying this wonderful spot of open access countryside. Views both inland and along coast eastwards to cliffs beyond Brighton.
• Chris Pearson says...
• A night ascent in wellies (for chalky mud)from the road top to the north. Moon shadow on the white chalk path from a full(ish) moon breaking through the clouds. Inky black void of the unlit Downs contrasting to the lit coastal strip. Lots of interesting info on web about the flint mines,iron age fort (~500BC)with a 1 mile around earthbank which would have taken 20 men 2 years to build. Also a hot spot area for crop circles and ufo fans. Royal Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders camped out here before Normandy landings, and a large gun placed here to fire on ships on the Channel. Ran around the hill at about the half way point during the Steyning Stinger Marathon ~2007 -a day of driving sideways rain.
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Cissbury Ring's Ten Nearest Neighbouring Hills...

Steep Down (2.8km)Church Hill (2.8km)Chanctonbury Ring (3.9km)Blackpatch Hill (4.7km)Harrow Hill (6.2km)Highdown Hill (6.2km)Longbury Hill (7.0km)Kithurst Hill (7.3km)Barpham Hill (7.6km)Truleigh Hill (8.8km)

Cissbury Ring's Nearby Routes...

Washington-Shoreham linear (Cottonlegs) Cissbury Ring,Steyning Bowl and Bramber Castle, West Sussex (cpjmathieson)

Cissbury Ring has been climbed by...

Adrian Andrew Brown andys Areluctant-triggeR arrans BadNewsWalking Carole Chris Nash Chris Pearson citygent Colin Crawford Cottonlegs cpjmathieson danMaisiebex dave-harris daveyf2001 David Gradwell Denise Dugswell2 edgradwell glynspencer Griefmiester Griggsy Ian Baines JamesBalti jonglew Lance Mal Grey micks trigs oakesave PaulOnFoot Peter theTrig Hunter PeterD PGCE rhw Robrover slateloose Smigguel Sprog staton75 stevent0809 Trailrunner WanderingSal WattyShort Triggers winerwalker wrose