Solstice at Stonehenge - bike access/parking/security

[cougie uk]

Pffft. New fangled attractions.
We went to see Castlerigg stone circle yesterday. 500 years or so older and better views.

 

[Bollo]

Pffft. New fangled attractions.
We went to see Castlerigg stone circle yesterday. 500 years or so older and better views.

The reason they don't let you touch the stones at Stonehenge is that they're made out of fibreglass 🤫

 

[T4tomo]

Pffft. New fangled attractions.
We went to see Castlerigg stone circle yesterday. 500 years or so older and better views.

I give you the Rollright stones & Whispering Knights, I believe the Knights may predate Castlerigg (although who the heck really knows)

It was drizzly, and the ungrateful bunch said it barely worth cycling up the hill to see them

 

[Hover Fly]

Any of you going tonight, or was it last night?!🤔

Solstice was Tuesday, latest sunset is on Friday.

 

[Tenkaykev]

I’m sure there used to be a local foot race back in the 80’s that went very close to the stones and Porton Down. Having said that, I may be conflating a couple of separate events.

 

[Bollo]

I’m sure there used to be a local foot race back in the 80’s that went very close to the stones and Porton Down. Having said that, I may be conflating a couple of separate events.

My standard Salisbury loop uses the Winterslow Rd, which is the Crown road that passes through the Porton Down site. It's not somewhere that encourages lingering, either on foot or by bike!