Cherwell Leys Farm

Cranborne Droves Way

Follows ancient droving paths across chalk downland with gentle to moderate undulations through open countryside and quiet villages. Terrain includes grassy tracks and minor roads—generally firm underfoot but can be muddy in winter. Suitable for older children used to longer distances, though parts may be too remote for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Experience centuries-old trading routes with sweeping views over Cranborne Chase and discover historic market towns steeped in Dors

Shire Rack

Follows an ancient ridgeway track across rolling chalk downland with steady, moderate climbs and occasional steep sections on rough, uneven ground. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to terrain, but older kids who enjoy a challenge will love the expansive views. Dogs welcome and will relish the open countryside. Rewards walkers with stunning panoramas over Dorset and Wiltshire, glimpses of prehistoric earthworks, and that proper 'top of the world' feeling you only get on ridgewa

Old Sarum Way

Traces ancient paths around the historic hillfort site near Salisbury, mixing gentle riverside sections along the Avon with moderate climbs up to Old Sarum's iconic Iron Age ramparts. Terrain varies from flat meadow paths to chalky slopes with some uneven ground—manageable for older children but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards you with panoramic Wiltshire views and tangible history, making it ideal for families wanting archaeology with their fresh air.

Avon Valley Path

The Hardy Way