1.4 MILES | 2.3 KMJOIN THE WILTSHIRE CYCLE WAY

Turn right on to section 7 of the Wiltshire Cycle Way (running from Salisbury to Amesbury). Follow the signs and continue along this peaceful, scenic route for around 3 miles.

4.5 MILES | 7.2 KMTURN RIGHT TO STAY ON THE WILTSHIRE CYCLE WAY

Continue on the Wiltshire Cycle Way for 3.5 miles (taking approximately 20 minutes) until you reach a T-junction.

7.9 MILES | 12.7 KMTURN LEFT ON TO STONEHENGE ROAD

Leave the Wiltshire Cycle Way. At the T-junction, follow the brown signs for Stonehenge and turn left on to the aptly-named Stonehenge Road.

8.5 MILES | 13.7 KMJOIN THE A303

This section of the route is much busier, so be mindful of road traffic as you merge on to the A303. As you follow the road, you'll start to see your first glimpses of Stonehenge in the distance ahead to your right.

11 MILES | 17.7 KMTURN THE 3RD EXIT AT THE ROUNDABOUT

Take the 3^rd exit to turn right and join the A360 toward the Stonehenge car park and visitor centre. At the next roundabout, take the 3^rd exit once again to enter the site.

DESTINATIONSTONEHENGE

You've arrived! Take in the unforgettable atmosphere of perhaps the world's most famous prehistoric monument. You can also explore the exhibition in the visitor centre to discover how the Stonehenge builders worked, and walk amongst the Neolithic houses to experience how they lived.

12 MILES | 19.3 KMEXIT STONEHENGE, TURN RIGHT

When you’ve finished exploring, leave Stonehenge and turn right on to the B3086.

13.1 MILES | 21.1 KMTURN RIGHT ON TO THE PACKWAY

At the crossroads, turn right on to The Packway and follow for about 2 miles.

15 MILES | 24.1 KMTURN RIGHT ON TO WILLOUGHBY ROAD

Leave The Packway and turn off right on to Willougby Road. Follow this narrowing road until you see signs for Fargo Road ahead.

15.4 MILES | 24.8 KMTURN LEFT ON TO FARGO ROAD

Follow this quiet road as it twice kinks right to left and - after about a mile and a half - Woodhenge will appear on your right.

DESTINATIONWOODHENGE

You've arrived! Woodhenge is a Neolithic site built around 2500BC. It was discovered by aerial photography in 1925, when rings of dark spots were spotted in a crop of wheat. Today, concrete markers show the positions of the timber posts.

For a return trip to Old Sarum, follow the A350 south in to Amesbury. Turn right on to the High St and follow the road around the corner as the street becomes Church Street and then Stonehenge Road. Take the next left turn and you will be back on the Wiltshire Cycle Way heading south toward Salisbury/Old Sarum.