Wiltshire Cycleway

The Wiltshire Cycleway circles the county for 160 miles (255km). The route has been designed to be cycled in an anti-clockwise direction and can be shortened by using our cross county routes along the Kennet and Avon Canal, through the Vale of Pewsey or down the Wylye Valley. The Wiltshire Cycleway also links to Sustrans National Routes and the South West Historical National Byway.

To make the route more accessible, the Wiltshire Cycleway has been split into 16 sections; you can download details of these sections below.

Every effort has been made to ensure that both the maps and directions are correct. If you have any comments or queries, email transportplanning@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window).

Section number	Start and finish	Distance
Section 1	Bradford on Avon to Dilton Marsh	10.6 miles (17km)
Section 2	Dilton Marsh to Maiden Bradley	11.1. miles (17.8km)
Section 3	Maiden Bradley to Mere	9.8 miles (15.7km)
Section 4	Mere to Donhead St Mary	11.4 miles (18.3km)
Section 5	Donhead St Mary to Broad Chalke	9.6 miles (15.5km)
Section 6	Board Chalke to Salisbury	9.2 miles (14.8km)
Section 7	Salisbury to Amesbury	9.5 miles (15.2km)
Section 8	Amesbury to Everleigh	10.2 miles (16.5km)
Section 9	Everleigh to Great Bedwyn	11.1 miles (17.8km)
Section 10	Great Bedwyn to Marlborough	12.7 miles (20.4km)
Section 11	Marlborough to Clyffe Pypard	10 miles (16.1km)
Section 12	Clyffe Pypard to Callow Hill	7 miles (11.2km)
Section 13	Callow Hill to Malmesbury	8.4 miles (13.5km)
Section 14	Malmesbury to Yatton Keynell	10.8 miles (17.3km)
Section 15	Yatton Keynell to Corsham	4.6 miles (7.4km)
Section 16	Corsham to Bradford on Avon	9.5 miles (15.3km)

The Wiltshire Cycleway has been devised by Wiltshire Council with routes that have been identified as lightly trafficked where possible. All routes are signed where appropriate.