National Trail
The Cotswold Way
A National Trail of around 102 miles running from Chipping Campden to Bath along the Cotswold escarpment. Many walkers tackle it in sections, with day walks between villages.
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Walking & Hiking Trails
The Cotswolds is crisscrossed with waymarked footpaths, from national trails to short village circuits. Here are some of the best-known long-distance routes to build a stay around.
Long-distance path
The Warden’s Way
A waymarked route linking Bourton-on-the-Water and Winchcombe through quiet farmland and villages.
Long-distance path
The Windrush Way
A waymarked path linking Winchcombe and Bourton-on-the-Water, running through valleys and stone-built villages.
Viewpoint
Broadway Hill
Broadway Tower stands on the escarpment above Broadway, a popular destination for walkers on the Cotswold Way.
Village to village
The Slaughters
The riverside paths between Upper and Lower Slaughter are among the most photographed in the Cotswolds.
Woodland
Woodland paths
Beech woods and quiet bridleways are never far away. Check your map for rights of way before setting out.
Plan with a proper map. Use an up-to-date Ordnance Survey map or a reliable walking app, and check the route before you go.
Ask us. We are happy to talk through ideas for your stay and to tell you how you can reach the start of a walk from the guesthouse.
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