THE CELTIC WAY WALK 
The long-distance walking route through western Britain. 
Pembrokeshire to Stonehenge and Glastonbury.
    WELCOME.


 The original walking guide was created in 1998 by local volunteers writing each walking section. 
The Celtic Way Walk runs from Pembrokeshire, across Wales and England, to Avebury, Stonehenge, and the spiritual centre of Glastonbury. 
 The original route was chosen to create a continuous walking route linking ancient routes and sacred sites.

The ongoing revisions will aim to:
 Showcase the many ancient sites and tracks along the route.
 Highlight access, sites and terrain for all abilities
    • Invite local groups to update and  include a range of media.

This site has four  parts, watch for updates:
 1. Archive for the original 1998 route, with focus in the route through Wales to Stonehenge. The sections are here.
2. Updating of the route where paths changes or new knowledge suggests it. 
3. Preview of the Bluestones route, a work in progress, contentious, and evolving.. 
4. Resource base of sites between Pembrokeshire and Stonehenge. 

Information is free to use, but please attribute any material, and do your own due diligence. Use up to date maps. Remember that this is a guide, not an oracle.
Finally, if you don't know the Countryside Code, look here:  https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-countryside-code. This landscape is our shared heritage and someone's livelihood.


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