################# **Explore Britain’s most stunning trails in a small group of up to 15, travelling together by private minibus to beautiful, remote locations not easily reached by public transport.** **We’ve created a list of [FAQs](https://drive.google.com/file/d/12gIZWTLfA3zQsx1fb0lpv1zOWP2vC5tq/view?usp=drive_link) to help answer your questions.** ################# Travel back in time 6,000 years and get into the Halloween spirit on one of the UK’s spookiest walks! 🎃👻🍁 This weekend we’re off to the Avebury UNESCO World Heritage Site – one of the greatest surviving concentrations of Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments in Western Europe. Fittingly, it’s also one of the most haunted places in the country: with 390 recorded paranormal sightings, it ranks among the top 10. Avebury is listed together with Stonehenge as a single UNESCO World Heritage Site, but it offers a much more intimate experience – you can see the stones up close and actually touch them, and it’s completely free! The Avebury stone circle is also older and far, far larger than Stonehenge. 📸 Avebury featured in one of the first episodes of *The Most Haunted* – check it out: [https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2blg31](https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2blg31) **This trip is suitable for BEGINNERS** – a great way to experience hiking before joining our more challenging hikes! 🤩 **HIKE HIGHLIGHTS** * Visit the world-famous Avebury stone circle – the world’s largest known stone ring and (fun fact!) the only stone ring in the world with a pub inside it! Built around 2,600 BC, the circle measures 330 metres across and is 16 times larger than Stonehenge. * Walk along the West Kennet Avenue – a ceremonial avenue of standing stones, now about 800 metres long, that once connected the Avebury stone circle to the Sanctuary. * See Silbury Hill – the largest man-made prehistoric mound in Europe, built around 2,400 BC. It stands around 37 metres high, with a flat top about 30 metres across and a base about 500 met

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