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Downton offers some great outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy. It is located 6 miles south of Salisbury and just outside of the New Forest National Park. Downton is a prominent historic Wiltshire community that dates back to the 12th century. A thriving town with its own schools, supermarkets, pubs and businesses as well as a village hall and recreation grounds that include a football pitch, bowling green, and a leisure centre with a gym and tennis courts, it is home to a number of different nationalities. It is estimated that there are around 20 organisations and groups in the hamlet, in addition to a well-known village band. More than 20,000 people attend the Cuckoo Fair every year. The fair, which has over 250 craft and other stalls, along with live music, dancing, and other entertainment, attracts over 20,000 visitors each year. The hamlet is also known for its fishing, as well as for its award-winning local brewery and as a starting point for exploring the River Avon and the New Forest region.

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Track length: 1.83 km
Total ascent: 26 m
Total descent: 26 m
Difficulty Level: 1/5 - Very easy
Uploaded by: admin
Date: 07/04/2022
Hits: 8881
Overall rating: 6 (582 vote(s))

Discover the grounds and woods that surrounds this Neo-Grecian mansion in Dinton, Salisbury, England. There are excellent trails that go alongside a picturesque lake, as well as some wooded paths. Aside from that, the vistas across the Wiltshire countryside toward Salisbury Cathedral are spectacular. Heading a few miles west, you can do a round walk around the beautiful Fonthill Estate, which is a great way to prolong your walking time in the region. The estate offers pleasant walking routes that lead to patches of woods and a huge lake. Old Wardour Castle, which is located just to the south of Tisbury, is also close by. There are some lovely routes to explore around the forests and farmland around the castle, which dates back to the 14th century. It's also a lovely spot to take a wander about because it has pretty old houses, a 12th century parish church, an ancient yew tree, and a Grade I listed Tithe Barn to visit.

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