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BCQ Question: BCQ086ORA
| Region | South East England |
|---|---|
| County | West Sussex |
| Location | Cissbury Ring |
| OS Map | 198 |
| OS Grid | TQ 1406 0817 |
| Latitude | 50.861799 |
| Longitude | -0.38069269 |
| Question | At the top of Cissbury Ring, the second largest Iron Age Fort in Britain, is a triangulation pillar. What is the number on the plate in the base? |
| Notes | This is an off road alternative for BCQ086 Steyning. If you do this, you do not need to do BCQ086. There is a permissive cycle path across the Cissbury Ring site from the bridleway at TQ 1426 0813 (kissing gate), pass the trig point, to the bridleway at TQ 1381 0765 (kissing gate, but possible to take a solo bike through). There is a tarmac road up from Findon, from the busy A24, to a car parking area, about 450m from the checkpoint, via the kissing gate at TQ 1426 0813. However, there is a wonderful network of byways and bridleways that lead up from the Worthing, Steyning and Washington areas, which also connect with the South Downs Way and Monarch’s Way long distance bridleway routes. |