13 miles / 21 kms

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Food – packed lunch or at The Millstream in Marden.  

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This stage of the Pewsey Vale Circular Way takes you from the delightful village of Bishops Cannings, along the Kennet & Avon Canal and then on to the villages of the Vale – All Cannings, Patney, Chirton and Marden, all with wonderful views of the Pewsey Downs to the north.  Finishing in Upavon, you will have passed along ancient droves and the edge of Salisbury Plain on your way.

Walk the Pewsey Vale Circular Way from Bishops Cannings to Marden

7 miles / 11.3 kms

Approximately 3.5 hours

Lunch at The Millstream Marden or packed lunch.

Approximately 1.5 to 3 hours

Walk the Pewsey Vale Circular Way from Marden to Upavon

6 miles / 9.7 kms

Approximately 3 hours

Places of interest along the way

Bridge Farm

Bridge Farm

A lovely, peaceful place to stay with wonderful views, Bridge Farm offers pop-up camping during the summer holidays (normally during …

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St Mary the Virgin Church – Bishops Cannings

St Mary the Virgin Church - Bishops Cannings

The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin in Bishops Cannings is Grade 1 listed, originating in the 12th or …

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Marden Henge – Hatfield Earthworks

Marden Henge - Hatfield Earthworks

Marden Henge The Hatfield Earthworks are made primarily of a large, irregular-shaped henge enclosure, surrounded by a ditch and bordered …

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Kennet & Avon Canal

Kennet & Avon Canal

Kennet & Avon Canal This canal forms part of an 87-mile waterway from Bristol to Reading where it joined the …

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