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Days Out in Wiltshire
Days out in Wiltshire are exciting, interesting and entertaining but never, ever dull.
For something fun why not visit Castle Combe Racing School based near Chippenham. Here you will get the opportunity to drive high performance saloon cars and Formula Ford single seater racing cars. Experience the thrill of driving around the fast and demanding Castle Combe race circuit or feel the thrill of a ‘White knuckle ride’ as a passenger in a choice of car driven by an experienced race driver.

For days out in Wiltshire with a difference, try visiting Robert Evans’s crop circle at Highworth, near Swindon. Robert was a winner of a ‘grow your own crop circle’ competition and he has had his winning crop circle design supersized at Roves Farm, Wiltshire. You may even like to take a tour by helicopter for a birds eye view!

Finally, walking in our beautiful County is something everyone, young and old can enjoy. It is good exercise and above all its free. You can walk the Ridgeway which is 85 miles long and thought to be the oldest road in Britain and almost visible on a satellite image. Travelling along the sections of the Ridgeway that remain will take you past nearly every site of significance in Wiltshire.
Despite a lot of Salisbury plain being taken over for army training, there are still loads of public footpaths you can walk which meander around the County. You really are spoilt for choice.

Days Out in Wiltshire
For something fun why not visit Castle Combe Racing School based near Chippenham. Here you will get the opportunity to drive high performance saloon cars and Formula Ford single seater racing cars. Experience the thrill of driving around the fast and demanding Castle Combe race circuit or feel the thrill of a ‘White knuckle ride’ as a passenger in a choice of car driven by an experienced race driver.

For days out in Wiltshire with a difference, try visiting Robert Evans’s crop circle at Highworth, near Swindon. Robert was a winner of a ‘grow your own crop circle’ competition and he has had his winning crop circle design supersized at Roves Farm, Wiltshire. You may even like to take a tour by helicopter for a birds eye view!

Finally, walking in our beautiful County is something everyone, young and old can enjoy. It is good exercise and above all its free. You can walk the Ridgeway which is 85 miles long and thought to be the oldest road in Britain and almost visible on a satellite image. Travelling along the sections of the Ridgeway that remain will take you past nearly every site of significance in Wiltshire.
Despite a lot of Salisbury plain being taken over for army training, there are still loads of public footpaths you can walk which meander around the County. You really are spoilt for choice.

Days Out in Wiltshire

