The Trundle from Singleton
The Trundle from Singleton
2.4km
Total Distance
136m
Elevation Gain
Trail description
From Singleton in the Lavant valley, paths climb south onto St Roche's Hill above Goodwood to the ramparts of the Trundle. The Iron Age hillfort, built around 500 to 100 BC, encloses a Neolithic causewayed enclosure first spotted on an aerial photograph in 1925, and the summit later carried a medieval chapel to St Roche, a windmill and a beacon.
Route Map
Along the trail
- Bus stop
- The Horse and Groom · 66m from the start
- Marked route
- West Sussex Literary Trail, New Lipchis Way
