Wayland's Smithy
Nearby you can take a gentle stroll to Wayland's Smithy which is roughly 1 1/2 miles from the White Horse car park. This Neolithic long barrown was constructed about 6,000 years ago and is a low grassy mound, shrouded by ancient knarled beech trees which provides an array of colour in the Autumn.
The sarsan stones, or commonly known as sandstone blocks, were used to seal the burial chamber and still frame the entrance today. Don't forget good footwear in wet weather as it can get a bit muddy underfoot.
It's the perfect spot to catch a falling leaf and it is number 33, in the '50 things to do before your 11 3/4'.