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Marlborough Town Centre – Pewsey White Horse loop from Pewsey

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Marlborough Town Centre – Pewsey White Horse loop from Pewsey

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Marlborough Town Centre – Pewsey White Horse loop from Pewsey

02:54

46.6km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 46.4 km for 83 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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665 m

Royal Oak

Highlight • Pub

lovely little cafe, had a nice breakfast and was good value!

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816 m

Superhero Cutouts Along the Canal

Highlight • Structure

and a tea room on the other side of the bridge

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24.3 km

Small English market town in Wiltshire with about 8,000 inhabitants. In 1204 Marlborough was granted city rights and market rights.

Small, sweet shops and cafés, nice houses and alleys make up the charm and the city as a whole is simply lovely.
Insider tip: The Polly Tea Rooms on High Street. Traditional cakes and teas with an old fashioned feeling. Grandiose.

For fans of ancient legends and legends: on the area of Marlborough College - one of the leading private schools in England - there is a prehistoric burial mound. According to legend, the magician Merlin is buried here (Merlin Mound or Marlborough Mound).
Not far from Marlborough there are other historic places such as Silbury Hill or Avebury Stone Circle.

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24.6 km

Marlborough Historic Buildings

Highlight • Historical Site

The town hall is beautiful to look at and is located in the Highstreet.

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30.3 km

Lockeridge Dene

Archaeological Site

36.7 km

Pewsey White Horse

Highlight • Monument

A giant horse cut into the chalk hillside, the Pewsey White Horse is visible from the Severn and Thames Cycleway. Although one of the smallest of the eight white horses in Wiltshire. The horse was originally cut by or for Robert Pile from Alton Barnes, in the 19th century, before being recut in 1937.

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