On foot or by bike
Wiltshire has more than 7,500 paths for walkers and cyclists to explore.
Whether you choose a gentle stroll or want a more challenging route, there is a network of footpaths for everyone. Walking and cycling in Wiltshire's peaceful, glorious countryside will show you rural England at its very best.
On horseback
There are 1,013 miles of bridleways throughout Wiltshire taking you through some gorgeous countryside, so if you want to explore the county on horseback there is plenty of opportunity.
The White Horse Trekking Centre lies in the beautiful Wylye Valley and provides the ideal setting for riding bridleways, unspoilt plain and ancient woodland. The centre is BHS approved, open all year round and offers riding and instruction for individuals and groups, from the young novice to the experienced rider. Call the centre on (01985) 850395.
By narrowboat
Wessex Narrowboats are the specialists for a narrowboat holiday on the historic Kennet and Avon Canal.
Based at a marina in Hilperton, Trowbridge, dedicated staff offer a fleet of well-equipped, holiday narrowboats (weekly and short break hire), from two to 12 berths. The canal and locality offer many amenities and places to see and there are plenty of pubs to stop off at too.
Call Alvechurch Boat Centres Ltd on (01225) 765243. Open seven days a week.
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