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Another climb but another great view.

This beautiful arched viaduct carries the train line over the main road. It's a nice sight to look up at as you cycle by.

A really good local bakery. Just on the left into church road. Great selection of cakes and pies

A step back in time, riding through Wiltshire's common land

Kennet and Avon Canal path is a lovely section with plenty of room to pass walkers, be respectful and use a bell

Beautiful little church nestled within the North Wessex Downs in the small hamlet of Welford. Great place to stop mid-walk and take a rest.

Views views views! Worth the little push to get up there but you will be rewarded by the solitude and sights along the ridge.

The windmill can be visited on Sundays between 2 and 5 pm but only from Easter to September.

Be careful this lane isn't in the best condition. Some huge potholes, it's rideable but proceed with caution.

Lovely fast lane heading North from the main road down into Great Bedwyn

A steep climb up from the South is rewarded with a splendid view along the ridge and Wayfarer's Walk

A long sustained false flat and gradual climb heading North out of Vernham Dean

Standing proud on the top of a hill in the midst of the rolling Wessex Downs, Wilton Windmill is the only working windmill in Wessex, still producing wholemeal, stone-ground flour. Visitors are welcome to view the mill at any time, however to go inside the windmill (paid entry) or cafe, seasonal opening hours apply.

Lovely straight road running parallel to the water. Pretty car free most of the time.

A lovely Berkshire church nestled in the North Wessex Downs. A few nice benches to take a rest mid-ride.

The highlight of cycling in this area are the chalk streams and the pretty villages that run alongside

Pretty village town with a very wide High Street.

Wulfhall or Wolf Hall is an early 17th century manor house. A previous manor house on the same site was the seat of the Seymour family. Jane Seymour was married to King Henry VIII. This was an inspiration for the book Wolf Hall, a Man Booker prize winning noval by Hillary Mantel.