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Treat yourself after a spicy climb to an amazing view out towards the plains and beyond.

Roundway Down is an Iron Age hill fort that can be seen for many miles around. This steep-sided, wildlife-rich chalk grassland down has fantastic views from the top. It's also a great place to spot wildflowers and butterflies in summer.

Carved in 1999, the Devizes Millennium White Horse is the youngest of Wiltshire's carved White Horses and is located at bank field, close to Roundway Hill.

Not always the prettiest of routes, but the track is great fun to ride.

A beautiful way through Calne following the Wiltshire & Berkshire Canal and the River Marden.

Not the prettiest of routes by the landfill site, but a great track all the same.

The chalkland summit views were stunning. But the climb on a gravel bike, through wet clay & mud, was too much my elderly 55 year old legs, so, I ended up pushing the bike!

A great gravel byway that is a well earned reward for the climb out of Heddington.

Views all over Devizes

Vast views, but can get very muddy!

Can get muddy and wet!

Watch out for dogs walkers in this popular spot. There are many trails and dogs and walkers can come from any direction. Also look out as you head from the open areas into the thick trees at dusk as you may suddenly find you can see the cross cross Or roots under your wheels.

Oliver's Castle is an Iron Age hill fort with awe-inspiring views across the plain over Devizes and beyond. The fort gets its name from the Battle of Roundway, when Sir William Waller's 2,500-strong cavalry camped here for three nights. As is common throughout England, anything related to the Civil War usually ends up linked to Oliver Cromwell, though.

Stunning little country road lined with bluebells and wild garlic in the woods. Nice and quiet (although that might just be the lockdown).

Off the trail, opposite to the entrance of the wood.

No actual Castle here now but lovely views.