'Get out and explore' - Swindon people encouraged to discover walking routes

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Swindon people are being encouraged to explore the areas many walking routes in the town.

Swindon people are being encouraged to explore the areas many walking routes. Whether looking to be more active or seeking new paths for dog walking, the town has a variety of options - according to Swindon Borough Council. Stanton Park offers a one-mile family-friendly route, combining lakeside, woodland, and countryside scenery.

Barbury Castle provides two historical routes, one at 1.25 miles and another at 8.5 miles, both boasting picturesque views.



Lydiard Park features a 1.5-mile walk around its stately house, woodlands, open spaces, and lake. Read more: Swindon domestic abuse victim speaks out about 'torture' Coate Water Country Park presents a 1.

75-mile circular route around the lake. Swindon Borough Council has recommended these local spots for a change of scenery. A spokesperson said: "Walking is a great way to improve your physical and mental health.

"It can help reduce anxiety and stress, improve sleep, and help you maintain a healthy weight." They also noted the benefits of walking for better joint mobility and overall fitness. The Travel Choices team has urged Swindon residents to "get out and explore" the parks and green spaces in the town.

For further information on more walking routes, visit the Swindon Travel Choices website. The website provides details on more walking routes in the town, including the various benefits of walking..