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OUTING: Stonehenge Landscape Walk – June

An afternoon walk, from Durrington Walls to Stonehenge, led by Museum Director, David Dawson

The Walk

This half-day tour starts at 1.30pm, meeting close to the Stonehenge Inn (SP4 8BN), at Durrington. It will take approximately 4.5 hours.

Walking through Durrington Walls you will find out more about Woodhenge, excavated by Maud Cunnington, who was once President of our Society. The route passes the Cuckoo Stone, a megalithic standing stone, before following the Apple Track – a WW1 light railway. We will also pass the prehistoric Cursus and the Bronze Age barrows of Kings Barrow ridge en route to Stonehenge.

There is an option (we will decide on the day) to hear about the WW1 Stonehenge airfield and to go to the western end of the Cursus. We will then return to Durrington and our cars by walking alongside the Cursus.

The walk does not include a visit to the monument itself. Please contact us for more information.

Stonehenge Walk – Details of the Day

Health and Safety

Stout footwear, protective clothing to suit the prevailing weather conditions, and reasonable mobility will be required for the walk.

Lunch is NOT provided – you may wish to have lunch at the Stonehenge Inn before we meet.

There are no toilets or refreshment facilities on the route. Please bring your own snacks and water bottles (especially during hot weather).

A full risk assessment has been carried out and all Covid-19 regulations will be followed.

Date and Tickets

Friday 18 June 2021.

£20 (£15 WANHS members). Booking essential. No dogs. Maximum number 14 (15 with David!).

Further Dates – Saturday 4 September.

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