Imber Range

This is a fun 33 mile gravel ride on the Imber Range Perimeter Path a gravel cyclist's 'must do'. We meet in Warminster at the Central Car Park in Station Road at 10am. The entrance to the car park is in Station Road opposite Lidl (Postcode: BA12 9AA, £5.60 all day via MiPermit App). There are varous coffee shops in the shopping centre near the car park for those who want their fix. We leave the car park and head about 1Km north to join the Imber Range Perimeter Path. Closed to the public for 60 years the MoD have now opened it up as a rideable route for cyclists. The Imber Perimeter Path allows uninterrupted access around this beautiful landscape, while keeping users safe from military training – including live firing and tactical movements by tanks. Surfaces vary from tarmac and gravel tracks to grassy byways. It’s a great gravel bike route full of fascinating archaeological landmarks, with views stretching for miles. I have made a diversion off the route to accomodate a pub lunch at The Churchill Arms in West Lavington. The pub has a garden where we can watch our bikes and the food is good and fairly priced:
Pub Review:
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g2434994-d4043701-Reviews-The_Churchill_Arms-West_Lavington_Wiltshire_England.html

We should be back in Warminster around 5pm.

TAKE WATER WITH YOU AS IT'S A REMOTE ROUTE AND IT MAY BE HOT
CYCLING CAN BE DANGEROUS, YOU RIDE STRICTLY AT YOUR OWN RISK
FEE £3