Lacock Lovers Walk trail

Discover the medieval village of Lacock on this picturesque stroll. The circular route takes you through the historic village streets as well as along tracks on Lacock's outer reaches. It passes quaint cottages, a village church, and a little ford before heading along a field track and the narrow Lovers Walk. There are plenty of chances to divert from the route. Why not visit the Lacock Abbey tea-room, stop at the gift shop in the village, or explore St Cyriac's church?
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LacockStart point
National Trust car park, Lacock, Chippenham, SN15 2RQ. Grid ref: ST917682Trail information
Water works and footpath diversions
There are water works taking place between Lacock and Reybridge until September 2025. This does not affect the village walk, pleasure garden walk or lovers walk, but you may notice some diversions around the wider landscape.
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Lacock village walk
This easy walk takes you around the beautiful medieval village of Lacock, with quaint cottages, a ford for little toes to splash in and views of English countryside along the way.

Lacock pleasure garden walk
Let us guide you through Lacock village and over the remains of a long forgotten water garden. Witness some impressive views of the Abbey, not seen from within the Abbey grounds.
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