For the purists amongst you, you might want to look away as this walk spends much of its time outside of Wiltshire. But it starts and finishes in our county and for part of the time crosses countryside where the borders were frequently moved, such that places found themselves changing county over the years. But to help you make your decision whether to continue reading we will be visiting Somerset, and Bath and North East Somerset as well as Wiltshire.

Just like Tolkien's hobbit, I have been on a journey. A discovery of belonging and an increase in my desire to ensure accessibility and maintenance of the Wiltshire public rights of way. For it is only when walking them do you see the true beauty of the area and find a deep connection to the place.

We revisit to Stourhead and the mysterious Selwood Triangle in order to find a lost byway and a location of where a miracle took place.

For this day of splendid isolation I returned to the Deverills, not so very far from the border with Dorset

Wilton is the lost capital of Wessex Beloved by kings, its welcoming atmosphere hides its incredible history and true essence.

First of all, if mid-January isn’t too late to say it, a Happy New Year to all our followers. And welcome to our first blog of 2025 after a

A wonderful walk around Pewsey and Pewsey Vale. Taking in waterway views and the history of Alfred the Great.

Remembering the hero Horatio Nelson on a lovely circular walk along the River Avon near Downton.

Last year (2023) I went on a journey to a winterbourne what resulted has had a touching effect on my heart and soul

The walk begins and ends in the large village (or is it a small town) of Tisbury

Today we are walking in the hills above the valley in which one of our most beautiful rivers, the Wylye, rises.

Venturing close to the Somerset border near Stourton we encountered a mysterious, ancient area once part of the legendary Selwood Forest.

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...

The George Herbert Walk in Salisbury, following in the footsteps of 17th century poet, priest and musician George Herbert.

The pretty and unspoiled village of Britford with its links to Edward the Confessor and England's history.

A walk around the village of Alderbury its history, lovely church and links to Martin Chuzzlewit.

A walk in search of the end of the River Till as it enters the Wylye River in Wiltshire

A walk along a section of Maud Heath's Causeway in Wiltshire

By Steve Dewey In this blog post, we’re going for a short journey along Nine Mile River. It’s a short journey because it’s a short river...