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.
The glorious scenery of the Vale of Pewsey in Wiltshire is set in the heart of the North Wessex Downs National Landscape and so it is prime country for walking and cycling. Both activities are a good way of getting … Read More
Short on time? Keen to know about those ‘hidden treasures’? Really want to see places, but don’t want to drive? Know where you want to go, but would love to know what you’re looking at? Have you considered booking a bespoke … Read More
This walk takes about 30 minutes and is ideal for a Sunday afternoon, after you’ve been to the pub for lunch! Courtesy of the Marden Village Website. Walk towards the centre of the village and turn left along the … Read More
This is an article from Sean Butcher – also known as the Trail Hiker. A really informative description of the walk or cycle route along the Kennet & Avon Canal towpath from Devizes to Pewsey. Ideal if you want to … Read More
The Vale of Pewsey is the ideal location to stay in when you visit Wiltshire. Why? Because, not only do you have a wealth of important historical places and landscape settings in the Vale, but you can so easily access … Read More
Summer may have come to an end but it’s not quite time to hibernate yet! Autumn in the Pewsey Vale is a glorious time for walking and cycling.From the greenness and leafiness of summer, over the next few weeks, as … Read More
A walk from Camping in the Forest which takes in a bit of everything – forest, canal, villages and heritage sites. A fairly level route starting out from Great Bedwyn and passing through both Little Bedwyn and Shalbourne before heading through … Read More
This ancient woodland is spectacular at any time of the year. This walk (from Camping in the Forest) follows part of Savernake Forest’s Grand Avenue, planned by Capability Brown who was also responsible for the forest you see today, a … Read More
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