This linear walk is gentle, as it starts at either Pewsey Wharf or Wilcot Village and follows the Kennet & Avon Canal which is level. Wilcot is a quintessential English village complete with Church, cricket ground, pub and on the … Read More
This circular walk is a gentle walk, taking in the village of Wilcot and a lovely, easy walk along the Kennet & Avon Canal. Click here or on the image to download the walk to view on a mobile … Read More
This circular walk is an easy walk, taking in the history of Wilcot – a quintessentially English village complete with Church, cricket ground, pub and on the banks of the Kennet & Avon Canal. Ideal for walking with buggies, wheelchairs … Read More
This circular walk is an easy walk, with plenty to see en route. Starting in the village of Pewsey, it takes you out to the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust’s Jones’s Mill Nature Reserve and then back along the Kennet & Avon … Read More
This circular walk is a more challenging route with hills, taking in the pretty villages of Milkhouse Water and West Wick, the magnificent Martinsell Hill (the second highest point in the county), the ancient Giant’s Grave and then returning via … Read More
A circular walk taking in some of the hidden places around Pewsey, following some of the pretty lanes and hollow ways as well as the River Avon and Scotchel Nature Reserve. Places to eat and drink along the way – … Read More
This circular walk is a gentle route, taking in Wilton Windmill, Wilton Water and Crofton Beam Engines, as well as Bedwyn Brail and the Kennet & Avon Canal. You have a choice of refreshment stops on this walk: The Swan … Read More
This circular walk is a beautiful route, taking in Wilton Windmill, Wilton Water and Crofton Beam Engines. Some of the walk takes you along the Kennet & Avon Canal and you will even follow the footsteps of ancient Romans as … Read More
109 km / 68 miles Extended out to the Berkshire border, the Mid Wilts Way (MWW), researched and designed by James Alsop from Wiltshire College, Trowbridge, is a 68-mile route that takes in some of Wiltshire’s finest countryside and downland … Read More
One of the joys of summer is the long days which give us plenty of time in the evening to go for a walk and take in the dramatic beauty of the downs and vales as the sun goes down.
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