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Paddington has been seated on a bench on Fisherton Street, outside The former General Infirmary, sporting his signature red hat, blue duffle coat, and a marmalade sandwich in paw. Great spot for a selfie.

Pro Tip: Salisbury Navigation — Start Smart, Finish Smarter Salisbury is a natural waypoint on the King Alfred’s Way — a scenic and historic city, but also a maze for a tired bikepacker. Here’s how to avoid the common pitfalls: 🧭 Navigation Hazards: The city layout can be disorienting after a long day in the saddle, especially with phone fatigue, low battery, or GPS signal issues. Preload your route offline and drop a pin at your parking location or train station before rolling out. 📱 Backup Nav: Bring a secondary form of navigation — a small power bank, a basic GPS unit, or even a paper map. If you’re relying on your phone, make sure screen timeouts and lockouts won’t leave you stranded (ask me how I know…). 📦 Start/End Point Logistics: If parking in Salisbury, choose a well-marked car park close to a landmark or note the street name. Trusting “Find My Parked Car” or memory alone can lead to a post-ride goose chase. A hidden hero? An AirTag stashed in your car. 🚴‍♂️ Ride Timing: Salisbury is a great place to begin or end a leg — just be aware of city traffic and tourist footfall, especially near the cathedral. Early starts and twilight returns can ease your flow through town.

Known at The Cliff, it’s a short sharp rise!

A place for a rest if you need it

Homemade biscuits!

great views from the B3081 on Charlton Down. Either hard won after the long climb up the zig-zags and then the drag up the downs or the beginning of an awesome fast descent. The high point is about 263m which gives a good view in all directions.

Beautiful city with lots of resupply options and bakeshops - well worth a stop mid ride.

Divine road, generally quiet with lovely views either side of you.

Beautiful valley between Berwick St John and Alvediston following Crook Hill lane. This is part of the round Wiltshire cycle trail.

Do it the other way - much more fun as a descent!

"Southwest of the [Fonthill Bishop] village, an archway with two flanking lodges spans the road to Fonthill Gifford. This entrance to Fonthill Park was probably built c. 1756 to designs of John Vardy; long decorative walls, with urn finials, were added on both sides of the road c. 1860. The whole was designated as Grade I listed in 1966." Cit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fonthill_Bishop

Lovely little cafe with outdoor seating. Recommend the cheddar & chutney panini and Nutella milkshake!

Fantastic stop off - Coffee is rubbish in the café but who cares while your watching planes & exotic cars & motorbikes. Incredible roads & Gravel all around to ride - views are incredible. Don't forget your legs, very hilly.

Steep descent. Slow down for the junction at the bottom.

This is a stunning, almost art row of trees, quiet road and not too steep if you are going up. Links to many quiet back roads.

Agree, beautiful sweeping roads, great views and a nice feel good road.

Nice stretch of country lane, with good road surface.

Nice bit of road

This is a lovely spot with a great view overlooking Cann Common and on to Shaftesbury. It's a good climb, but worth the delights of the view.

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