There are great view points to discover, wildlife to spot, wild flowers in abundance across Wiltshire this summer. Why not try one of these walk to see what you encounter?
Enjoy a walk along the 18th-century terrace ride created by Henry Hoare II, with spectacular views down Six Wells Valley on the way to King Alfred’s Tower.
Let us lead you through seductive countryside to the charming Bide Brook and surrounding fields.
Views of the glorious hills behind the village and a shady path on the way back down, make it the perfect walk for a summer's day.
Circular route from Durrington Walls to Stonehenge
On this walk discover the landscape in its full glory from the Bronze Age barrows to the First World War military railway track, as well as its diverse wildlife and plants.
A walk to the top of Cherhill Down will reward you with wonderful views and the chance to explore Oldbury Castle hill fort which, during the summer, is covered in wildflowers.
