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WILTSHIRE
Five Wiltshire Cycle Routes
Route 1:�Avon Valley Explorer��28 miles, linear Follow the�Avon�River�from the Vale of the White Horse via Stonehenge and Old Sarum Castle to Salisbury Cathedral. Combine with the�Wylye�Valley�and Salisbury Plain Explorers for a spectacular three-day circular navigation of South Wiltshire.
Route 2:�Wylye Valley Explorer��21 miles, linear From the Cathedral City of Salisbury past the majesty of Wilton House, take the back road through the Wylye Valley past some of Wiltshire's finest chalk downland to the market town of Warminster. Combine with�Avon�Valley�and Salisbury Plain Explorers for a spectacular three-day circular navigation of South Wiltshire.
Route 3:�Salisbury Plain Explorer��33 miles, linear Cycle the range from Westbury White Horse to the Pewsey Vale. From tanks to wild orchids, explore this unique cycle route around the Imber and Larkhill military ranges. Combine with�Avon�Valley�and Wylye Valley Explorers for a spectacular three-day circular navigation of South Wiltshire.
Route 4:�Woodford Valley Circuit��16 miles, circular Explore some of Wiltshire's finest villages, delight in the natural beauty of the River Avon and see the ancient archaeology of Old Sarum and�Stonehenge. � Route 5:�Wylye Valley and Grovely Ridge��10 or 17 miles, circular Cycle the quiet, broad avenues of Grovely Wood then descend into the tranquil�Wylye�Valley�for refreshments and an easy ride home. Choose from the long or short option to suit your time. Information courtesy of Leader and Sustain the Plain Initiative and the SWRDA Rural Renaissance funding.
Malmesbury and the Fosse Way��10 miles, circular
Remnants of an ancient abbey church and in the footsteps of Roman soldiers. Further information � � The Wiltshire Cycleway��160 miles (with shorter loops)The Wiltshire Cycleway threads its way through Wiltshire along quiet country lanes and passes many of the county's most attractive places to visit. The whole 160 mile route can be shortened by using cross county routes along The Kennet and Avon Canal, through the Vale of Pewsey or down the Wylye Valley. The Wiltshire Cycleway also links to Sustrans National Routes to make the route more accessible to people. The Wiltshire Cycleway has been split into 16 sections and downloaded in PDF format below.
� The 16 sections of Wiltshire Cycleway:-
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