Coach Trips to Codford to Wylye Down Walk with Berrys
Discover the tranquil beauty of Wiltshire’s countryside with a delightful excursion to one of the region’s hidden gems: the Codford to Wylye Down Walk. This scenic walking route is a perfect escape for those who appreciate the serene charms of nature combined with a touch of history. With its rolling hills and lush landscapes, the walk offers a refreshing experience that can be enjoyed by individuals, groups, and families alike. Whether you’re a hiking enthusiast or just looking for a leisurely stroll through the heart of England’s natural beauty, this walk has something for everyone.
At Berrys Coaches, we pride ourselves on curating delightful and memorable journeys across the UK, and our coach trips to Codford to Wylye Down Walk are designed to offer you just that. Our comfortable and convenient services ensure a stress-free travel experience, allowing you to fully enjoy the stunning sights and sounds along the way. Read on to learn more about what this remarkable walk offers, and let us help you plan your next countryside adventure.
The History of Wylye Down Walk
Steeped in history, the Codford to Wylye Down Walk takes you through lands that have witnessed centuries of change. Codford itself holds a significant place in history, with its roots tracing back to Saxon times. As you traverse the paths, imagine the footsteps of ancient villagers and soldiers from bygone eras. Wylye Down was also a notable location during both World Wars, serving as a training ground and base for troops. The remnants of these historical episodes can still be glimpsed, offering a contemplative pause during your walk.
Things To Do At The Codford to Wylye Down Walk
As you commence the walk, take time to appreciate the unspoiled nature around you. You’ll encounter an array of wildlife and colourful flora, and there are plenty of spots ideal for a picnic. The gentle slopes and valleys provide breathtaking views, perfect for budding photographers and nature lovers alike. Be sure to bring your binoculars, as the area is home to a variety of bird species. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a white-tailed eagle soaring above the downlands.
Directions from Berrys Coaches Drop-off
The nearest Berrys Drop Off is located at the Corton Turn bus stop. We’ve included a Google Maps route to help guide you there.
How do I get there from the Berrys Drop Off?
The Berrys drop off location at the Corton Turn bus stop is just a 15-minute taxi drive from the Wylye Down Walk.
Take the A36 towards Cow Drove, following signs for Sherrington Lane and continuing for approximately 3.6 miles. Use the left lane to take the slip road signposted for Exeter and Mere, then merge onto the A303 and continue for around 1.9 miles. From there, continue on to Cow Drove, turning left onto Cow Drove and following it for about 0.7 miles.
Make a left turn, then another left at the first crossroads onto Ox Drove, continuing for approximately 0.8 miles. Finally, turn left again, continue for a short distance, and take a slight left to the Codford to Wylye Down Walk.
Other Things To Do Nearby
After enjoying the walk, why not explore other local attractions? The village of Codford itself offers charming cafes and pubs where you can rest and refuel. You could also visit the nearby town of Warminster, home to the fascinating Longleat Safari Park. For more history, Stonehenge is just a short drive away, perfect for those eager to explore more of the area’s cultural heritage.
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