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Leave the car at home and join Worth Way Walk 4 Worth Way Walk from METROBUS Route 291 Crawley Down You can also join Walk 3 from Route 291 to East Grinstead (See map and further details on this website) The Star 291 Felbridge 291 N N W N 4 N E W E S E W S S East Grinstead East Grinstead Station 291 To Tunbridge Wells 291 East Grinstead To Crawley High Street Gulledge Great Bus Stop Wood Burleigh Way Wood French Wood Hill Place Rushetts Farm Cob Wood Close Crawley Royal Oak Tilkhurst Down Farm Alight at the Crawley Down, Burleigh Way bus stop on M E T R O B U S Route 291 Walk down Woodland Drive, turn left into Hazel Way, then turn right into Cob Close where Worth Way Walk 4 begins... Start: Cob Close, Crawley Down Grid Ref: TQ 354 375 Distance : Approx 7.5 kms (5 miles) Maps: OS Landranger 1:50 000, Sheet 187 & OS Explorer 1:25 000, Sheet 135 Refreshments: Local shops & public houses (open Sundays) in Crawley Down & East Grinstead Directions: Starting at Cob Close, walk along Worth Way for about 1km, (0.75 miles) and turn right onto the public footpath (a section of the Sussex Border Path) towards Tilkhurst Farm, passing through the kissing gate. Just before the farm, turn left towards Imberhorne Lane. Cross over the lane and continue towards East Grinstead, passing over the old railway line and through Hill Place Farm until you reach the main road (B2110). Turn left and walk along the pavement towards East Grinstead. Just before the mini-roundabout you can link up with the High Weald Landscape Trail. Alternatively follow Brooklands Way and the signs for the railway station and join up with Worth Way again at the station car park. From here you can return to your starting point. Then catch the 291 bus back home. N.B. From East Grinstead High Street you can link up with the Forest Way Country Park walk. Worth Way Walk details reproduced with the kind permission of West Sussex County Council. For more information, and a range of leaflets for these and other walks in the County, please ring 01243 777100, or visit www.westsussex.gov.uk Photographs ©. The Image Team/Metrobus Limited 2006.

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