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Encounter lush limestone countryside, picturesque villages and magnificent mansions from Bath and Chipping Camden to Woodstock and Wychwood Forest. Featured Cotswolds walks include: - Start at Chipping Camden, one of the Cotswolds’ finest wool towns, and climb Dover’s Hill for spectacular views of the Vale of Evesham - Walk from Woodstock through the landscaped parkland of Blenheim for magnificent views of the great palace across the lake - Take the Cotswold Way from Winchcombe to the lovely ruins of Hailes Abbey and circle back via Sudeley Castle - See Castle Combe, famous for being England’s prettiest villages set amidst gorgeous wooded hills - Explore Wychwood Forest, taking in a deer park, farmland and the Evenlode Valley - Discover the mysterious Rollright Stones on a hilly scramble from Long Compton - Climb the western Cotswold viewpoints of Nibley Knoll and Coombe Hill from Wotton-under-Edge via the Tyndale Monument - Follow the Kennet & Avon Canal out of the Georgian city of Bath and on to a loop around Claverton Down - Enjoy discovering the Cotswolds’ most appealing villages, Bourton-on-the-Water, the Slaughters and Naunton, on one walk OS Pathfinder Guides: Outstanding Circular Walks - The definitive pocket book guide to Great Britain’s great outdoors - 28 mostly circular walks in one guidebook, ranging from 3-10 miles - Walks are graded by length and difficulty ensuring a range of routes suitable for walkers of varying experience and mobility - Includes OS Explorer 1:25 000 scale map extracts for every route (4cm to 1km or 2½ inches to one mile) - Discover GPS waypoints, parking information and detailed route descriptions for foolproof navigation - Enhances your walk with information on rare wildlife, natural habitats and points of historical interest
What walks are inside The Cotswolds Walking Guidebook?