From upland outlooks and secret valleys to rolling pastures and honey stone villages, nature and history weave together in the Cotswolds to create a landscape that is the epitome of rural England.

 

Along the way discover sleepy villages, grand country houses and architectural curiosities, and then reach out to explore three of England's most celebrated cities, Bath, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon.

The walk locations are:

South
Laycock - 3 km
Bath history chronicles - 3 km
Bath backwater - 6 km
Castle Combe woods and valleys - 9.5 km
Dyrham - 4 km
Horton Court and Hawkesbury - 8 km
North Nibley and Tyndale Monument - 9 km
Uley's hills and history - 8 km
Woodchester - 5 km
Sapperton and the Golden Valley - 9.5 km
Thames source - 5.5 km

East
Kelmscott and the Isis - 7 km
Eastleach twins - 7 km
Sherborne Estate - 5 km
Barringtons - 8 km
Windrush Valley - 9 km
Minster Lovell - 6 km
Blenheim - 7.5 km
Oxford City - 2.5 km
Oxford parks - 7.5 km
Chipping Norton - 4 km
Rollright Stones - 4.5 km

West
Slad Valley circular - 7.5 km
Cranham and Cooper's Hill - 6.5 km
Bibury and Coln St Aldwyns - 10 km
Chedworth - 11 km
The Slaughters - 7.5 km
Guiting Power - 12 km
Belas Knap and Sudeley Castle - 8.5 km
Hailes Abbey - 7 km

North
Snowshill - 10 km
Broadway, Buckland and Laverton - 6.5 km
Broadway Tower - 6.5 km
Sezincote - 5 km
Blockley to Batsford - 8 km
Dover's Hill - 7.5 km
Hidcote and Kiftsgate Gardens - 6 km
Windmill Hill - 3.5 km
Edgehill - 8 km
Stratford-upon-Avon - 2.5 km