Salisbury Cathedral – Queen Elizabeth Gardens loop from Woodgreen

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Salisbury Cathedral – Queen Elizabeth Gardens loop from Woodgreen

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Salisbury Cathedral – Queen Elizabeth Gardens loop from Woodgreen

03:21

53.9km

490m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 17.8 km for 144 m

After 18.8 km for 143 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

Get Directions

46 m

Woodgreen Community Shop

Highlight • Cafe

Lovely ice cream stop

Tip by

1.31 km

Church Copse

Forest

1.66 km

Gravel Hill Copse

Forest

4.66 km

Downton Village

Highlight • Historical Site

Downton is a charming village situated along the River Avon. A Roman villa has been discovered here, and on high ground, the remains of an Iron Age hillfort are still …

Tip by

17.3 km

Salisbury's Market Square is a vibrant hub of activity, filled with colourful stalls, lively street performers, and historic architecture. It's the perfect place to soak up the local atmosphere and experience the charm of Wiltshire.

Tip by

17.9 km

River Avon in Salisbury

Highlight • River

The river is around 96 kilometers long

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Tip by

18.3 km

Salisbury Cathedral

Highlight • Religious Site

Salisbury Cathedral can be seen for miles around and is the elaborate heart of this small and beautiful city. Renowned for its English Gothic architecture, the cathedral dates back to …

Tip by

18.9 km

Queen Elizabeth Gardens

Highlight • Viewpoint

Queen Elizabeth Gardens is a public park located in the historic city of Salisbury. The park is named in honour of Queen Elizabeth II and features beautiful flower gardens, a …

Tip by

31.2 km

Coombe Bissett Down

Peak

39.0 km

Rockbourne Roman Villa

Archaeological Site

44.4 km

Great Bridge, Fordingbridge

Highlight • Bridge

At the heart of this market town is the Great Bridge, a seven-arch medieval stone bridge that spans the River Avon. Built around 1200, it was expanded in the Victorian era and remains a main road in the town.

Tip by

47.9 km