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A 7.2 mile circular walk atop the Marlborough Downs and passing through Fyfield Down Nature Reserve. Here you'll see the Grey Wethers or Sarsen Stones, neolithic limestone blocks left over from the last ice age.

Fyfield Down also has some of the rarest lichen in the country.

The route includes a lovely valley track and is mostly well drained apart from a couple of sections used by 4x4's.

There is free parking at Preshute Down car park, near the White Horse hill figure.

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  • Toggle's picture

    Is there more detail eg where is start of walk, landmarks etc?
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    Mar 01, 2017
  • walkr's picture

    Hi Toogle, Not at the minute, but we're going to be adding extra fields this yer to allow for users to add start and finish as well as car parking points. Regards Walkr
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    Aug 19, 2017

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Distance

7 - 8 Miles

Difficulty

Moderate Walk

Points of Interest

Viewpoint
Dog Friendly
Car Parking (free)
Historic Site

Hazards

Mud

Gallery