The National Trust

Guided walks take place throughout the year. Join us to explore the Stonehenge Landscape's fascinating archaeology and wildlife.

The Sarsen Trail and Neolithic Marathon is a sponsored walk between Avebury and Stonehenge and takes place in May each year. Find out more from the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust.

Amesbury Walkers organise the Stonehenge Stomp and Woodhenge Womble every January.

This is a great place for a bit of fresh air and a run around in wide open spaces. Discover the mysterious lumps and bumps in the ancient countryside around Stonehenge and imagine what life was like thousands of years ago when these earthworks were first built.

Young wildlife detectives should keep a look out for birds and brown hares all year round, plus colourful flowers and all manner of minibeasts in summer.

Explore Stonehenge Down and Durrington Walls via a network of footpaths, byways and bridleways. A walks leaflet is available, please contact us to obtain a copy or download a 2½ mile trail sheet from our website.

Join a National Trust working holiday to help us with a variety of conservation activities, from clearing scrub, to monitoring wildlife and repairing damage to ancient barrows. Corporate groups can also get involved as part of our Employee Volunteering programme.

Long term volunteer roles are vital to the management of this estate. We also need part-time volunteers, including landscape guide volunteers, to help interpret Stonehenge's archaeology and wildlife for visitors, and education volunteers to work with schools and youth groups.

Please contact us if you would like to know more.