Go with the flow on these riverside adventures! From gentle streams to powerful rapids, these hikes offer constant companionship with the sound of rushing water.
Here are some great hikes to explore in Wiltshire.
MarkJ · reviewed 8 months ago
3.5 ⭐️ I finished the trail over three days and Wildcamped. The start of the trail is just outside the village of Avebury which is the home to Neolithic Stones which i definitely recommend to visit first. And you can get the 49 Bus from swindon. There are not many re supply points on trail I think I only stopped at two shops one in Goring at halfway point and in wendover towards the end. There were a few water taps to fill bottles. I completed the trail in March after a lot of rain the paths were very muddy so I think if the weather was warmer and later on in the year the trail would be nicer experience. The end of the trail is near Tring station which is very handy to get back Home.
Fracine · reviewed over 1 year ago
Nice walk from Salisbury to Stonehenge, not a difficult one with nice country landscapes. You can get a nice view of Stonehenge for free.
Avon Valley Path - Hampshire to Dorset
Pete Cook · reviewed over 3 years ago
Great fun and a beautiful walk. We did it over 3 1/2 days doing about 9miles a day staying at pubs on way. Lovely start in Salisbury. The best part is a fair bit of walking in The New Forest. Many stretches are over water meadows. At the end of May, two stretches were impassable but easy to find a road around and two were great fun with water close to the top of your boots. Lots of stinging nettles to contend with as well on seldom used country paths. A lovely walk though and would recommend.
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