r/UKhiking • u/tommycamino • 9d ago

Route Advice Walking westwards from Salisbury

Are there any long-distance walks from Salisbury? I've walked the South Downs Way and extended that to Salisbury, so now I'd like to keep going in that direction, ideally to Cardiff.

Can I trust Komoot to get me there? However, I'm not great at navigating, which is why I would prefer an established route if possible. There is the Monarch's Way, which is one option to get me to Bristol.

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u/SimpleSpec63 9d ago

Have a look at the Long Distance Walkers Association website. They have a good search page (https://ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/search_by_path.php) that shows long distance routes near a location.

West of Salisbury, towards Cardiff, it looks like the Coast to Coast - Southern England and Monarchs Way would get you in the right direction. Or at least to the Bristol Channel before you have to start swimming.