White Horse Hill, Uffington Castle and Dragon Hill
A short walk from the National Trust car park round the Iron Age hillfort, above the Bronze Age White Horse and down to Dragon Hill and the Manger.
Town strolls, canal paths and the chalk downs of the Ridgeway. Each walk has a map, the climb, where to park, where to eat, and a step-by-step description as if we were walking it with you.
Routes follow public rights of way and the National Trail. Paths change: check the National Trail site for diversions, take the OS Explorer map, and follow the Countryside Code.
A short walk from the National Trust car park round the Iron Age hillfort, above the Bronze Age White Horse and down to Dragon Hill and the Manger.
A short, level loop from the Market Place that follows the town's chalk stream past old mills, Betjeman Millennium Park and Willow Walk nature reserve.
A spring-line village circuit that follows the brook through a wildlife trust reserve to Letcombe Bassett and returns over the fields on old green lanes.
A mostly level loop that follows the line of the old canal branch out of town to the restored main line, Grove Top Lock and East Challow.
A gentle, mostly flat loop linking three villages below the downs, with brooks, a medieval chapel museum and the Ardington estate.
From a thatched Vale village up to the Ridgeway, a Neolithic long barrow and the White Horse, returning past Dragon Hill.
A downland loop from Sparsholt Firs round the rim of a dramatic chalk coombe, down to Letcombe Bassett and back up Gramp's Hill to the Ridgeway.
A climb from a racing village to the Ridgeway, out to an ancient barrow with a Saxon story, and back past the gallops on Bury Down.
A low-level walk from Wantage along old lanes to the spring-line village of Childrey, returning past West Challow church and along the Wilts & Berks Canal.
A waymarked downland circuit from the Ridgeway past Wayland's Smithy, across sheep-grazed downs to Ashdown House and an Iron Age fort, returning through the chalk-built village of Ashbury.
A circuit from Ardington through East Lockinge, up to Lord Wantage's monument on the Ridgeway, and back along the Ginge Brook.
A classic downland circuit from Letcombe Regis through an Iron Age hillfort and along the Ridgeway to Lord Wantage's memorial cross, returning past the racehorse gallops.
A one-way walk home along the Ridgeway from the White Horse, past Hackpen Hill and Segsbury Camp, then down through Letcombe Regis into Wantage.
A long one-way day on the Ridgeway National Trail from Court Hill above Wantage east across the open downs to the Thames at Streatley, finishing at Goring station.