Cotswold Way*
The Cotswold Way, one of England's finest National Trails takes you from Chipping Campden, all the way to Bath, through quintessential English countryside. Almost the entire trail runs through the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and passes through a succession of enchanting English villages, featuring traditional Cotswold cottages and welcoming country pubs. Cross fields still bounded by hedges and stone walls as the trail twists and turns through undulating and stunning landscapes. You will enjoy expansive views, stumble across Neolithic sites and be surprised by elegant village churches. End your tour in the City of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and brimming with fine architecture.
Leave Chipping Campden and enter classic Cotswold countryside as you traverse open land, climb above the picture-perfect villages and enjoy iconic ...
On the short connecting section from Stanton to Winchcombe, the walk starts with more ups and downs and interesting sites enroute.
A focal point of the Cotswold Way, take in scenic views from above Cheltenham as you walk across the high grassland to Cleeve Hill.
Follow the route to Cleeve Hill to Dowdeswell enjoying a series of outstanding views from the Cotswold escarpment. Your overnight accommodation ...
This short section connects Charlton Kings to Seven Springs, passing through Lineover Wood and toward the tiny crossroads of Seven Springs.
Ascend onto the Wolds, where the vistas continue to impress; you'll pass a few hill forts as you make your way to Birdlip.
A pleasant woodland walk leads away from Birdlip before the ascent onto Cooper’s Hill. Continuing on through Buckholt Wood the path crosses ...
A short but delightful walk , through open meadows, shaded woodland and open common with some of the finest views on the Cotswold Way.
This is an action-packed walking section with plenty of interetesting historical sites, including mansions and burial grounds, with splendid views ...
Open fields interspersed with patches of woodland dominate your walk to Old Sodbury.
This short section connects Old Sodbury with the village of Tormarton via Coomb's End.
This penultimate stretch of the Cotswold Way brings you through farmland to the village of Cold Ashton.
The last section of the Cotswold Way takes you across fields and historic battlefields before descending into the Regency splendour of Bath and ...