Devil’s Dyke, the longest, deepest and widest dry valley in Britain

For our Wolo walk, we’ll be heading to Devil’s Dyke to enjoy some fresh country air and open views over the South Downs — great for our wellbeing and a bit of time away from the usual routine. The walk is easy and follows clear paths, and afterwards we can stop for tea, coffee, and cake at the café or the pub nearby. You can get there by bus on the 77 from Brighton, or drive and use the car park right at the start

Meet at Devil's Dyke Car Park at 11 am