Works in SE S SWSouth Downs
The Warren
Flying the site: When the wind is straight on, soaring flights are possible in light winds. Soaring flights between the eastern railway tunnel and the western end of the ridge before Folkestone are easy. Do not venture any further east of the tunnel unless you are sure you can get back, especially at high tide. There is no bottom landing beyond the point, though in an emergency you could land at Samphire Hoe (the reclaimed land adjacent to the tunnel works).
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Before you goRestrictions: Do not land on any of the bowling greens, the caravan site, or Railtrack fenced-off areas. Hazards: The Warren is among the most committed paraglider take-offs in England. There is rotor behind take off so make sure your glider is well under control when you launch. There is also a risk of being lifted up very quickly when inflating near to the edge. Wind direction at take-off can be
Working window
SE–SW
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