📜 A chalk figure white horse measuring 80-86 feet by 57-61 feet, located on a 45° slope in Broad Town, Wiltshire, England.
🔍 Carved around 1863-1864 by local farmer William Simmonds, it is one of eight canonical white horses in Wiltshire.
🐴 Iconic and animated chalk horse figure
👀 Visible for up to 20 miles, including from Great Western Railway
🚶♀️ Part of the White Horse Trail long-distance footpath
🏞️ Remote, characterful, and historic landscape
⚠️ Dangerous steps to approach, use public footpaths instead
🅿️ No designated parking, park in village and walk
🌲 Can be intermittently obscured by vegetation from roads
✨ Best viewed from afar, especially from the farm track or village churchyard.
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