Connect Amesbury with Slow Ways
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Give a hike!Amesbury
Wiltshire
Slow Ways linking Amesbury and Andover, Bratton, Bulford, Grateley, King’s Somborne, Market Lavington, Salisbury, Upavon, Warminster, Wilton
England / Wiltshire / Amesbury
Amesbury’s ten Slow Ways are 38% checked
Help connect Amesbury
Many Slow Ways have several route options. Some will be better than others, or good for different reasons.
Our goal is for each Slow Way to have at least one route that is verified and surveyed. To be verified – and get its snail badge – a route needs at least three positive reviews.
Give a hike and help get a for every one of Amesbury’s Slow Ways.
Walk to Amesbury from further afield
| Route | Slow Way | Distance | To do | Pledge | Ascent | Descent | ||||
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| Ameand one |
Amesbury—Andover
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Distance 27km/17mi |
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Verify me | U U | Ascent 245m | Descent 233m | ||
| Amegra one |
Amesbury—Grateley
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Distance 15km/9mi |
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Review me | U U | Ascent - | Descent - | ||
| Amekin one |
Amesbury—King’s Somborne
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Distance 32km/20mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 351m | Descent 387m | ||
| Amesbul one |
Amesbury—Bulford
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Distance 3km/2mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 57m | Descent 49m | ||
| Amesbul two |
Amesbury—Bulford
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Distance 3km/2mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 57m | Descent 49m | ||
| Braame one |
Bratton—Amesbury
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Distance 37km/23mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 488m | Descent 521m | ||
| Marame one |
Market Lavington—Amesbury
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Distance 24km/15mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 303m | Descent 324m | ||
| Salame one |
Salisbury—Amesbury
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Distance 14km/9mi |
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Enjoy me | 4 X | Ascent 241m | Descent 219m | ||
| Upaame one |
Upavon—Amesbury
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Distance 18km/11mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 230m | Descent 206m | ||
| Warame one |
Warminster—Amesbury
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Distance 34km/21mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 350m | Descent 401m | ||
| Wilame one |
Wilton—Amesbury
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Distance 15km/9mi |
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Pioneer me | U U | Ascent 272m | Descent 256m |
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Collective progress
36% of Amesbury’s ten route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified
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8 people have contributed to Amesbury’s Slow Ways
5 people have pledged to walk and review a route
2 people have surveyed a route in Amesbury
57km out of 222km have been walked and reviewed
126km of reviews have been shared in Amesbury
Latest Updates
The route passes through some pretty villages with thatched roofs and pretty gardens and you can stop at a couple of pubs along the way such as the hawk inn at amport for lunch (path divert)...
ALAN MACMILLAN ORR
I am walking the full trafalgar way from Falmouth to London, with my labrador and this was an excellent route to Amesbury - quiet, picturesque, and no access problems. perfect!...
ALAN MACMILLAN ORR
Very easy to follow route - Portway pretty consistent year-round in terms of surface quality (although still muddy patches in winter). The road into, and out of Newton Tony is quiet - although the A338 crossing is fairly busy. The section by Boscombe Down is sometimes overgrown but a good surface....
William Pannell
David Sanderson added Amegra one, a new walk from Amesbury to Grateley
Walk this routeFor this review of Salame One I followed the route in reverse, from Amesbury to the Salisbury meeting point. The route begins following a picturesque, intimate footpath under tree cover crossing several footbridges over the River Avon and its tributaries. Leaving Durnford behind is the aptly-named road Jubilee Hill which has a moderate upward gradient, featuring the optional detour onto an interesting raised earthwork footpath. Crossing the road at Phillips Lane, the route rounds Old Sarum then joins the fairly steep and rough Portway footpath descending to bring you level with Salisbury at the paved semi-residential Stratford Road. Cross the road and continue until you reach Salisbury’s traffic-free full-tarmac trail to your left. From here follow the signs toward City Centre onto the meeting point.. 2) Halfway up Jubilee Hill road the Slow Ways route suggests you leave the road and pass through a couple of pedestrian gates and walk along the footpath parallel around 200m to then rejoin the road. Though not essential, it offers a nice change of pace so I would recommended it if suitable....
Charles312
Of note, the Slow Ways Route indicates to use an unmarked road just north of Great Durnford but this is now a "Gated" Private Estate (Photographs attached that show either end of this section), so the road out of the village is to be used....
Mandmbrown
One slight issue is that on Netton Hill, the route shows as following the right of way as defined on the OS map. In practice, you would need to follow the paths on the ground since the RoW is blocked by fairly dense rape seed (April 2021)...
Phil W
Slow Ways added Amekin one, a new walk from Amesbury to King’s Somborne
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Marame one, a new walk from Market Lavington to Amesbury
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Salame one, a new walk from Salisbury to Amesbury
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Warame one, a new walk from Warminster to Amesbury
Walk this routeAmesbury’s Slow Ways starting point
Grid ref
SU1544641420
Lat / Lon
51.17181° / -1.78043°
Easting / Northing
415,446E / 141,420N
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Facilities
Users have reported that the following facilities can be found within 1km of Amesbury's meeting point
Public toilet
Wheelchair accessible toilet
Supermarket or convenience shop
Restaurant, cafe or pub
Accommodation
Accommodation for under £50 a night
Campsite
Bothy
Free wifi
Mobility scooter hire
Off-road wheelchair hire
Disabled Parking
Train station
Bus stop
Ferry
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