As you can see, there are 45 hillforts listed in the Wiltshire HER database. These range from the magnificent Old Sarum, to the now obliterated Nun's Walk Area. Have a browse through the links below - each will take you to an individual page which will display a close up satellite image of the hillfort in question, and also the relevent HER data for that monument. The maps are downloadable as a .kmz file from each page.
At the bottom of each page is a list of recommended books on the subject of Iron Age fortifications - these have been hand picked for usefulness to the general reader - the list is not auto-generated. The links will take you to the Amazon page for that book, and if you make a purchase you will be helping to support Digital Digging. Thanks in advance, should you decide to go down that route.

01. Ashley Copse 24. Grovely Castle
02. Barbury Castle 25. Knook Castle
03. Battlesbury Camp 26. Liddington Castle
04. Bilbury Rings 27. Martinsell Hill
05. Bratton Castle 28. Membury Hillfort
06. Broadbury Banks 29. Nash Hill
07. Budbury Hillfort 30. Nun's Walk Area
08. Bury Hill 31. Odstock Copse
09. Bury Wood Camp 32. Ogbury Camp
10. Casterley Camp 33. Oldbury Castle
11. Castle Ditches 34. Old Sarum
12. Castle Hill 35. Oliver's Castle
13. Castle Rings 36. Park Hill
14. Chisbury Hillfort 37. Ringsbury Camp
15. Chisenbury Camp 38. Rybury Camp
16. Clearbury Ring 39. Scratchbury Camp
17. Cley Hill 40. Sidbury Camp
18. Ebsbury or Grovely Hillfort 41. Vespasian's Camp
19. Figsbury Ring 42. White Sheet Castle
20. Forest Hill Farm Hillfort 43. Wick Ball Camp
21. Fosbury Camp 44. Winklebury Camp
22. Giant's Grave 45. Yarnbury Castle
23. Great Woodbury Hillfort  

Recommended books on hill forts;
Danebury Hillfort ~ Barry Cunliffe
Hillforts of England and Wales ~ James Dyer
Cadbury Castle - The Hillfort and Landscapes ~ Richard Tabor
The Wessex Hillfort Project ~ Andrew Payne, Mark Corney and Barry Cunliffe
Hillforts: Prehistoric Strongholds of Northumberland National Park ~ Stewart Ainsworth and Trevor Pearson
Celtic Fortifications ~ Ian Ralston