エバーリーでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Boardwalk nature reserve. If you’re not sure footed best to go in the dryer months.

The Kennet and Avon canal is 87 miles long. It connects the River Avon at Bath with the River Thames in Reading. This section, like most of the canal path, is a well surfaced and flat trail, and incredibly scenic, too.

Takes you through the wet fen and woods. In the summer best doen in long trousers as parts have stingy nettles to pass

Jones’s Mill is a fen, made up of wet woodland (called alder carr), ponds and wet grassland. Its peaty soils are fed by natural springs and the Salisbury Avon flows through its centre. https://www.wiltshirewildlife.org/jones-mill

The Pewsey White Horse was cut in 1937 but replaced an older horse cut in 1785. The best view is while you run from Pewsey to the horse along the awesome straight trail between fields.

Very pretty stretch of the River Avon running through East Chisenbury.

The Red Lion pub at East Chisenbury.

Looked after by English Heritage but free to enter, Ludgershall Castle probably began construction in the late 11th century and was improved in the 13th century by King John and his son Henry III, when it was used as a hunting lodge. Today, the atmospheric ruins comprise three large walls and extensive earthworks. Also worth seeing is the 14th-century cross nearby in the centre of Ludgershall village.