13 miles / 21 kms
Food – take a packed lunch or divert off the Pewsey Vale Circular Way down in to Honeystreet to have lunch at the Honeystreet Mill Cafe.
Stage 3 – Wootton Rivers to Bishops Cannings
Stage 3 of the Pewsey Vale Circular Way takes you from the lovely village of Wootton Rivers, up into the Pewsey Downs. Expect some tough climbs which are rewarded with spectacular views, beginning at Martinsell Hill. You’ll encounter the Alton Barnes White Horse, as well as Adam’s Grave and the Pewsey National Nature Reserve. There are ancient earthworks and strip lynchets to see and part of the route takes you along the Wansdyke path – a 50 mile ancient earthwork which marked the northern boundary of the kingdom of Wessex. It’s an exhilarating stretch with plenty to see.
Walk the Pewsey Vale Circular Way from Wootton Rivers to Walkers Hill
7 miles / 11.3 kms
Approximately 3.5 hours
Packed lunch or lunch at the Honeystreet Mill Cafe
Honeystreet Mill Cafe is 1.5 miles / 2.4 kms from the Pewsey Vale Circular Way, diverting off at Walkers Hill. You can download the gpx file for this diversion here.
Lunch plus walking of 3 miles / 4.8 kms – approximately 2.5 hours in total
Walk the Pewsey Vale Circular Way from Walkers Hill to Bishops Cannings
6 miles / 9.7 kms
Approximately 3 hours
Places of interest along the way
St Mary the Virgin Church – Bishops Cannings
St Andrew’s Church – Wootton Rivers
Pewsey Downs National Nature Reserve
Martinsell Hill
Alton Barnes White Horse, Milk Hill
Adam’s Grave, Walker’s Hill
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