비칭스톡 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Nice little cut through to avoid the main roads to and through Marlborough. It can get quite busy past the college entrance, so caution and slow speeds is advised.

Beautiful lil town, some lovely walks through the trees too

The Ethcilhampton and Woodborough area, nestled within the Vale of the White Horse, offers a breathtaking expanse of natural beauty that feels almost otherworldly. This region is characterized by its sweeping vistas, rolling hills, and the iconic white horses carved into the chalk hillsides. As you traverse this landscape, you'll be enveloped by a sense of tranquility and timelessness, where the gentle contours of the land and the vast open skies create an ethereal atmosphere. The Vale of the White Horse is renowned for its historical significance and stunning scenery. The white horses, ancient symbols etched into the hills, add a mystical touch to the landscape, making it a perfect spot for reflection and appreciation of nature's artistry. The open spaces here are vast and inviting, offering a sense of freedom and connection to the natural world. Whether you're riding through the peaceful countryside or pausing to take in the panoramic views, the Ethcilhampton and Woodborough area and the Vale of the White Horse provide a serene and captivating experience that stays with you long after your journey ends.

Catch a sunrise here or star gaze at night. absolutely breath taking, and something so magical about the place.

A quiet little area where Van dwellers are. they are peaceful and friendly. I sleep here at nights when in the area. Late night star gazing and early morning sunrises here are hard to beat.

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

The top section is great coming down after Fyfield Common, but the descent down into Avebury is tricky even on a mtb. Once you reach the farm it's been absolutely destroyed by 4x4s and tractors. So good luck. This type of track is my least favourite part of "official" cycling trails. They just whack the signage up and don't do any restoration or introduction of bylaws to prevent offroad vehicles from using them, restricting enjoyment for other users. It's not like there aren't miles and miles of offroad byways around here which could be legislated for multi-use and non-motorised use.

Coarse gravel all the way up and down.