This is another route right on the extremes of the county. It is mostly in Wiltshire apart from a short section in Somerset.

Temple Bottom is seemingly the only connection Wiltshire has with the Knights Templar, but is there a link to the last Templar and treasure?

This has been a very difficult blog to write. One which I very nearly didn’t write at all.

Malmesbury has an extraordinary history. It is the burial place of Athelstan, the first King of England, and also of St Aldhelm. Given...

In the footsteps of the Romans east of Malmesbury, Wiltshire

This walk idea came from a Hidden Wiltshire follower who now lives in Cornwall. Thanks Richard. It covers some lesser known parts of...

This is another walk that I’ve had planned for a long time. But I needed the right weather and the right time of the year (for reasons...

This is a blog that’s been 17 months in the making. I first discovered the Wilts & Berks Canal completely by accident in September 2020....

A walk in the very north of Wiltshire straying into neighbouring counties to see the stunning church at Inglesham.

Whilst not unique to Wiltshire, clumps are something that many of us envisage when we think of the county’s landscape. Otherwise known...

A walk in the historic countryside around Castle Combe in Wiltshire

In September 2014 the village of Lower Seagry dedicated a memorial to two spitfire pilots who were killed nearby in 1941. Situated on a...

I had planned to visit this site in the North of the county for a while, but because of the sheer size of it I was struggling to find a...

Clouts Wood is part of a quite large nature reserve in Wroughton, Wiltshire. The reserve itself is a connected habitat, which starts with...

Blakehill Farm Please note that this is an important wildlife site and big parts of it are not accessible to the public. If you want to...