マーケットラビントンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

This is can be a slight detour off the Imber range perimeter path . Requires a descent, and a subsequent ascent back to the perimeter path. Kahoot recommends, but we did not appreciate, if you’re short of puff, stay on the upper path.

Fast, flowy forest floor softpack

White Barrow is a Neolithic long barrow, its name deriving from the chalk plain upon which it is built. First described by archaeologist William Cunnington, it is one of a number of long barrows in the area and is today looked after by the National Trust. The calcerous chalk grassland here is home to many wildflowers, butterflies and other insects, incuding rare bees only found in a few sites in Britain.

The Imber Range Perimeter Path runs right along the ridge line at Littleton Down, allowing you an unrivalled view to the north across the undulating patchwork fields. To the right, you can spot The Warren woodland and a little north of that is the village of West Lavington.

Very big long barrow just off the Imber Range path. Access via a stile. Great views across the Salisbury plain.

Very big long barrow on the Imber Range path. Access is via a stile and a short scramble up on top. You get great views across Salisbury Plain and there are some lovely wild orchids and other flowers.

Gravel track to the top via the back of Dauntsey's school, the track down to West Lavington is mostly chalk and washed away in places making it more mountain biking than gravel biking

Great views over West and Market Lavington