THE ROUTE WILL BE THE RIDGEWAY NATIONAL TRAIL COVERING 87 MILES
Britain's Oldest Road at 87 miles (139km) long, much of it following the ancient chalk ridge route used by prehistoric man, the Ridgeway offers the chance to get away from the bustle of life in this busy part of England. Perfect, but not too strenuous, for long distance use, this trail is also ideal for day trips or less.
The trail covers 87 miles and passes through 4 counties. It passes famous features such as Avebury stone circle, Waylands Smithy, Uffington whitehorse, Barbury castle, Devil's punchbowl, the River Thames, Grims Ditch, Ickneild Way and the beacon at Ivinghoe. The trail various in elevations with several sections reaching over 220m above sea level.
The trail covers 87 miles and passes through 4 counties. It passes famous features such as Avebury stone circle, Waylands Smithy, Uffington whitehorse, Barbury castle, Devil's punchbowl, the River Thames, Grims Ditch, Ickneild Way and the beacon at Ivinghoe. The trail various in elevations with several sections reaching over 220m above sea level.