(S/E)The start is a small car park on the minor road between Lockeridge and Alton Barnes at grid ref. SU116638. After parking, cross the road and take the path heading southwest through a field climbing gently across the northern flank of Walkers Hill.
(1)At a junction of paths (grid ref. SU112635), bear right and follow the path towards Milk Hill that passes above the White Horse carved in the grassland. The path turns north with a flat filed on your right that forms the summit area of Milk Hill. The highest point is not that marked on OS maps but a point surrounded by the 295 metre contour on maps. This can be accessed via a gate and you can then decide for yourself which is the highest point!
(2)To continue follow the path north to Wansdyke which is a medieval defensive ditch. Here turn right along the White Horse Trail.
(3)After just over 400 metres bear right on to a path that descends gradually back to the road and the start of the walk.