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Summary: The Sussex Border Path is a long distance footpath in south-east England which covers the full distance of the old county border, now divided into West Sussex and East Sussex. The counties share borders with Hampshire, Kent and Surrey. From the beginning of the Sussex Border Path in Emsworth the route passes through, or goes close to, Thorney Island, Rowland's Castle, Chalton, West Harting Down, South Harting, Durford Wood, Rake, Folly Pond, Liphook, Linchmere Common, Marley Common, Black Down, Low Weald, Iford, Alford Bars, Rudgwick, Okewood Hill, Rusper, Charlwood, Hookwood, Horley, Copthorne, Crawley Down, East Grinstead, Cowden, Ashurst, Groombridge, Boarshead, Saxonbury Wood, Durgates, Sparrow's Green, Cousley Wood, Bewl Water, Union Street, Hawkhurst, The Moor, Bodiam, Ewhurst Green, Northiam, Beckley, Blackwall Bridge, River Rother, Playden and Rye.