A scenic green lane in Pewsey Vale, surrounded by lush vegetation and tall grass, suitable for all users. The narrow dirt path winds gently through the verdant landscape, with mature trees and dense foliage providing a serene and shaded environment. The sunlight filters through the leaves, creating dappled patterns on the path. The scene exudes tranquility and natural beauty, inviting walkers to explore and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The bottom-left corner of the image is labeled "Roaming the Paths.

What’s stopping you? Improving accessibility in the countryside

Enhancing accessibility on public footpaths and routes is essential for creating inclusive outdoor spaces that everyone can enjoy. This initiative focuses on making paths easy to access by implementing features such as smooth surfaces, wider trails, and the removal of obstacles. Clear signage and regular maintenance are also prioritized to ensure safety and usability for individuals with mobility challenges, parents with strollers, and other users. By improving accessibility, we can provide enjoyable and equitable nature experiences for all visitors. Discover more about these efforts and their impact on community inclusion.

A serene landscape with a lush, green forest foreground. Two slender trees frame a wooden gate leading into a sunlit, grassy field beyond. The ground is covered with dense vegetation, including various plants and tall grasses, indicating a thriving, natural habitat. The sky above is bright, hinting at a pleasant day. The image evokes a sense of peaceful seclusion and natural beauty.

Guided botanical exploration of Jones Mill

A quality morning out with a botanical tour A high-quality, fully guided morning walk, with informative talk,  in the beautiful vale of Pewsey.  Morning – Exploration of the multitude of plants bursting into life. The tour is similar to Wandering by Water by Walking Wiltshire and is led by Walking Wiltshire.   Briefing There will be …

Some spring flowers growing on a sunny bank, plants include dandelion, white dead nettle, vetch and bugle.

Guided botanical exploration of Jones Mill

A quality morning out with a botanical tour A high-quality, fully guided morning walk, with informative talk,  in the beautiful vale of Pewsey.  Morning – Exploration of the multitude of plants bursting into life. The tour is similar to Wandering by Water by Walking Wiltshire and is led by Walking Wiltshire.   Briefing There will be …

A field gate blocking access toa beautiful meadow bathed in late spring sunshine.

Do you value Inclusivity in the Outdoor Experience?

In a world where the call of nature is ever-present, the great outdoors beckons all. Yet, for many marginalized groups and those with disabilities, the opportunity to partake in rural life and outdoor adventures is often hindered by barriers, both physical and societal. As stewards of this beautiful planet, it’s our responsibility to ensure that …

A view across Avebury stones on a fresh spring day. Ancient stones rise from the fresh green grass, trees and picturesque village buildings in the distance.

Be Happy and Visit Beautiful Wiltshire Today

There are many reasons to be happy and visiting beautiful Wiltshire today might be yours. We have picked a few of our favourites. If you’re looking for a picturesque and historic destination in the UK, Wiltshire should definitely be on your list. This county in South West England has a lot to offer visitors, from …

Pewsey Vale in Wiltshire in the Autumn. This image captures a scenic countryside view framed by a foreground of leafy branches and a hedge. The landscape includes vast green fields stretching into the distance, dotted with trees and hedgerows. Rolling hills are visible in the background under a sky with scattered clouds, suggesting a calm and peaceful rural setting. Power lines are faintly visible, adding a subtle touch of human presence in an otherwise natural landscape. The lighting suggests either early morning or late afternoon, casting gentle shadows across the scene.

Getting to know your Weeds 3

Getting to know your Weeds 3 Another Slideshow by Michael Atkinson-Willes from Wiltshire Wandering Michael will talk about ten of the plants that were found in the Scotchell Nature reserve in Pewsey, in October 2022. Michael will cover edibility, past and present uses, historical references and folk law. All are welcome, so please bring a …

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