📜 Scheduled Ancient Monument and Site of Special Scientific Interest, featuring Neolithic and Iron Age earthworks near Salisbury.
🔍 Rich in wildlife, offering impressive sweeping views and a complex prehistoric history.
🚶 Enjoy a historical walk amidst natural beauty.
🏞️ Take in panoramic views over Salisbury, including the Cathedral spire and Old Sarum.
🦋 Spot diverse wildlife including rare butterflies, wildflowers, skylarks, glow worms, and orchids.
🏛️ Explore ancient earthworks and significant archaeological features.
⚠️ Uneven, steep, and tussocky terrain, which can be muddy when wet, making it challenging for some mobility and unsuitable for most pushchairs/wheelchairs.
⚠️ The track to the car park may be unsuitable for low chassis vehicles.
🚽 Public toilets are located 6km away in Salisbury city centre.
💰 Free to visit.
🕒 Daily, dawn to dusk.
🅿️ Free car park available on site, located at the end of a short track north of the A30. 🐕 Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead; a dog bin is near the car park.
🧺 A picnic area is suitable outside the grazing season (April-October).
🥾 Wear appropriate footwear for uneven terrain.
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