A flat, surfaced track runs along the entire length of the Forest Way providing easy access for disabled users and an ideal place for children to learn to cycle away from traffic.
  There are toilet facilities at Forest Row.
 The western end of the Forest Way links up, at East Grinstead, with the Worth Way which extends as far as Three Bridges.

There are a number of circular trails leading from the Forest Way.
 These vary in length and difficulty.
 East Sussex County Council  provides leaflets giving information on "Forest Way Country Park and circular walks" and "Forest Row walk".

Along the route trees have regenerated naturally on the embankments and cuttings providing an excellent habitat for swallows, badgers, deer and foxes, in the fields and woodlands.

Forest Way provides access to Weir Wood Reservoir with its plentiful bird life and sailing and to Standen country house designed by Philip Webb which contains fine examples of William Morris designs.
A flat, surfaced track runs along the entire length of the Forest Way providing easy access for disabled users and an ideal place for children to learn to cycle away from traffic.   There are toilet facilities at Forest Row.  The western end of the Forest Way links up, at East Grinstead, with the Worth Way which extends as far as Three Bridges.
There are a number of circular trails leading from the Forest Way.  These vary in length and difficulty.  East Sussex County Council  provides leaflets giving information on "Forest Way Country Park and circular walks" and "Forest Row walk".
Along the route trees have regenerated naturally on the embankments and cuttings providing an excellent habitat for swallows, badgers, deer and foxes, in the fields and woodlands. 
Forest Way provides access to Weir Wood Reservoir with its plentiful bird life and sailing and to Standen country house designed by Philip Webb which contains fine examples of William Morris designs.
Forest Way