The Devil's Dyke — Walk / Hiking Trail in Horsham

The Devil's Dyke is a walk / hiking trail located on Devil's Dyke Road in the Poynings area of Brighton. The surrounding countryside creates a relaxing atmosphere, and it’s well known for its views of The Downs and Brighton from the pub garden. Locals and visitors stop here during a hike or for a longer visit, enjoying a drink and the scenery. It's a popular destination for those seeking outdoor adventure in the South Downs.

The Devil's Dyke is a traditional country pub established in the 19th century and built in a Victorian architectural style. The pub serves as a gathering place for families, walkers, and dog owners. The venue has warm lighting and a lively atmosphere. The historic building’s design includes flat roofs. Local folklore says that the Devil dug the valley in an attempt to flood churches. The pub garden offers views, and it serves traditional pub food with a good drink selection. The venue is wheelchair accessible, with accessible toilets available.

The Devil's Dyke functions as a walk / hiking trail, pub, and outdoor dining venue. Visitors enjoy cask ales, fine wines and British gin while taking in the natural scenery. The venue offers a high energy atmosphere and is a social space, popular during the day. Expect a busy trail, particularly with those seeking outdoor adventure and views. It provides a relaxing environment for locals and visitors, and booking for dining is recommended.