チャイルドリーのおすすめランニングルート

スタンフォードコーヒーショップを強くお勧めします：カフェ、ケーキショップ、レストラン、ラウンジ、屋内と屋外の座席、フレンドリーなサービス。6月の月曜日の昼食時には、地域社会の鼓動の中心であると同時に、通りすがりのサイクリストやバイカーたちのオアシスでもあったようです。

Really inspiring location on the Ridgeway National trail

Great views down the valley and Uffington white horse (white horse hill). Too wet to take proper photos alas. You will have a better experience on a clear day, I hope.

Uffington White Horse, Hill Fort & Dragon Hill – Ridgeway Detour Worth Every Calorie. If you’re bikepacking the Ridgeway or King Alfred’s Way, don’t just roll past this spot. Reserve a few calories and at least an hour — this area packs in some of the most iconic and mysterious landmarks in the region. 🟠 The Uffington White Horse – A 3,000-year-old chalk figure carved into the hillside. It’s Britain’s oldest hill figure and only fully visible from the air, but still incredible from the trail. 🟠 Uffington Castle (Hill Fort) – An Iron Age hill fort with wide open views and perfect spots to sit, snack, or take in the history. 🟠 Dragon Hill – A small, flat-topped mound tied to ancient legend. Folklore says this is where St George slew the dragon, and the bare patch where no grass grows is said to be stained with the dragon’s blood. A mix of archaeology, scenery, and myth — and it’s all just a short detour from the Ridgeway. Totally worth the time, especially if you catch it at sunset. 🎥 Short on time but carrying a drone? Put it up here and explore from the air — it’s the best way to take in the scale of the horse and the surrounding landscape. ✅ Ideal lunch or golden hour stop ✅ Historic and photogenic ✅ Good for walking the bike and soaking it all in 📍 Located near Uffington, Oxfordshire

If you're hiking near Uffington Castle Hillfort, take a moment to explore the surrounding landscape. The views from the top are incredible, and you're right next to the famous Uffington White Horse. It's a great spot for a break and some amazing photos! Atention - no drones allowed.

Grass track is right of way and not the road.

Open all day and night. A very intriguing place. I sat for around half an hour one morning, had some breakfast and moved on. didn't see anybody else. found it very peaceful. unbelievable just how old it actually is.

Not much to see, but it great to walk along the ramparts and imagine what it would have looked like inside the area you're walking around.