One of a series of walks created and documented by experts and enthusiasts at the Bedwyn Footpaths Group.
This circular walk rises from the Kennet & Avon Canal towpath, through a restored ancient sunken path, to fields with beautiful views. After a short stretch along a Roman road, it descends back to Bedwyn through woodland and fields.
Moderate walking conditions. No stiles. If cross-field paths are under plough, use the field edge.
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Places to eat and drink along the way:
The Three Tuns Freehouse in Great Bedwyn - Dog Friendly
Wendy's Community Cafe & Juice Bar in Great Bedwyn - Dog Friendly
The Swan Inn in Wilton - Dog Friendly
More about the Vale of Pewsey
The North Wessex Downs National Landscape includes within its 1730 sq.kms. some of the finest landscape in England, including chalk downland, river valleys, ancient woodland and historic sites, with the Vale of Pewsey at its heart.
Great West Way is a 125 mile touring route in the south of England, stretching from London to Bristol. The Vale of Pewsey is located right in the middle of the Great West Way, and is easily accessible by rail, road and canal.