Several motor bike riders are facing charges after they were found by police riding along the river walking track in Horsham on Sunday and Monday.
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Sergeant Matt Haughton, of Horsham Police, said the motor bikes were seized and impounded.
The riders face charges including unlicensed riding, using an unregistered motor vehicle, failing to wear a helmet, using miniaturised motor cycle on a highway and using an unsafe motor vehicle.
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Police have reminded users of the river walking track that motor bikes are not allowed.
They said they will continue to patrol the area and take action where necessary.
Riders of motor bikes risk having their bikes impounded and face being charged with offences punishable by imprisonment.
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