West Harnham Chalk Pit located at Bridgewater Cl, Salisbury SP2 8JS, UK

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Matthew Williams

5 Google Rating

This is a really exciting Chalk Pit where you can ride your mountain bike

5/ 5

This is a really exciting Chalk Pit where you can ride your mountain bike

Damien Henley

3 Google Rating

Lots of broken glass and litter and kids smoking weed

3/ 5

Lots of broken glass and litter and kids smoking weed

James Liggatt

5 Google Rating

Great place for walking and mnt biking as there are mounds made here to riding on. Would advise goin

5/ 5

Great place for walking and mnt biking as there are mounds made here to riding on. Would advise going in dry weather. Follow a dirt road off Essex square.

Gabriel Lobb

1 Google Rating

Shutler never showed up.

1/ 5

Shutler never showed up.

Jon Reece

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Fizz Worthing

5 Google Rating

Nice hidden little place. Great views and some interesting notice boards

5/ 5

Nice hidden little place. Great views and some interesting notice boards

Lucy Harris

5 Google Rating

Beautiful walk along Bishop's Walk to above the old chalk pit. Great frozen details in from a frosty

5/ 5

Beautiful walk along Bishop's Walk to above the old chalk pit. Great frozen details in from a frosty day out.

Karolina Gozdzik

5 Google Rating

Beautiful place, lovely walk. Definitely recommended. Magnificient views from the top

5/ 5

Beautiful place, lovely walk. Definitely recommended. Magnificient views from the top

Nick Stiven

1 Google Rating

A former chalk (lime) quarry. Bit of a wasteland now, used by BMX riders and the occasional dog walk

1/ 5

A former chalk (lime) quarry. Bit of a wasteland now, used by BMX riders and the occasional dog walker.

Potato Chucks

4 Google Rating

Lovely walk to get to the cliffs. Once you have reached the top there is a lovely view of Salisbury

4/ 5

Lovely walk to get to the cliffs. Once you have reached the top there is a lovely view of Salisbury and the Salisbury cathedral. There is a bit of litter about though, and people have created a biking area with bike jumps.

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