Short Walks - Wiltshire: from Salisbury to the Kennet
Wiltshire remains one of England's loveliest and least spoilt counties. With its endless tracts of open downland, gentle river valleys and picture postcard villages it is the perfect place to explore on foot. At its heart, between the historic city of Salisbury, with its magnificent cathedral and glorious watermeadows, and the meandering Kennet, one of the country's prettiest rivers, lies a complex network of winding paths and ancient tracks which convey a wonderful sense of space and distance and allow walkers to discover a multitude of attractions, including ancient burial mounds, historic standing stones and secluded country churches. At its heart, between the historic city of Salisbury, with its magnificent cathedral and glorious watermeadows, and the meandering Kennet, one of the country's prettiest rivers, lies a complex network of winding paths and ancient tracks which convey a wonderful sense of space and distance and allow walkers to discover a multitude of attractions, including ancient burial mounds, historic standing stones and secluded country churches. Twenty routes of between 2 and 5 miles in length. Graded according to difficulty. Contains OS maps.
Author: Nick Channer Publisher: Crimson Publishing (Jarrold Publishing)
80 pages Size: 18 x 11.5 cm Paperback
Published 2004
ISBN-10: 0711730024 ISBN-13: 9780711730021
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