Cotswold Way

We recommend getting here early, as Chipping Campden is one of the Costwold’s prettiest towns, dating back to the 15th century. There’s plenty to discover here, including the historic Hidcote Manor Garden and Kiftsgate. You’ll also find the church of St James here, which is well worth a visit.

You start the day by hiking over the Dover Hills, which offer a lovely view of the countryside. The trail passes through the village of Broadway, where there are many small cosy cafes and tea rooms, in other words, this is a perfect place for lunch. Once you have replenished your energy stores, you continue through the English countryside with the destination Stanton or Wood Stanway.

Today you have the chance to soak up a lot of history during the hike. In the village of Stanway you will find the beautiful manor house of Stanway House. At Winchcombe you will find a crossroad that played an important role in the Middle Ages. Before Winchcombe you will pass both Beckbury Camps and Hailes Abbey, dating back to the Middle Ages. The day’s route ends in Prestbury Hill.

The hiking route today offers fantastic opportunities for incredible views and ends in the small village of Birdlip.

The day starts by hiking through woodland, and in spring the flowers are in abundance in the forests. After lunch, which may have been enjoyed in Painswick, the hike continues along what is known as the magnificent section of the Cotswold Way. This section runs through ancient woodland, interspersed with beautiful panoramic views.

The day starts with an easy hike to Duersley, passing both Stone Age burial chambers and other ancient sites. The route then continues towards Tyndale Monument, which is a very beautiful place and really worth spending some extra time here. The final destination of the day is Wotton-under-Edge, which is a quaint rural village where there are several small cosy shops and restaurants. Perfect for recovering and getting ready for tomorrow.

Today’s hike starts through a landscape filled with mills and small streams. This is reminiscent of the wool trade, which has been very important to the area. On the way to the final destination of the day, Old Sodbury, you will pass the cosy villages of Hawkesbury Upton and Horton.

Today the focus is on Cold Ashton. You will pass the beautiful Dyrham Park, which we recommend a stop in. The day offers many opportunities to stop for tea, snacks, drinks and cosy meals.

The last day of the journey is packed with wonderful impressions. Once in Bath, there is much to discover. The city is full of theatres, museums and beautiful buildings. There’s also the famous Roman Baths, which might be just what you need after several hard days of hiking! If you want more time to explore Bath, we can help you book extra nights.

We at EverTrek hope you have had a great trip!
We hope to see you again.

We recommend getting here early, as Chipping Campden is one of the Costwold’s prettiest towns, dating back to the 15th century. There’s plenty to discover here, including the historic Hidcote Manor Garden and Kiftsgate. You’ll also find the church of St James here, which is well worth a visit.

You start the day by hiking over the Dover Hills, which offer a lovely view of the countryside. The trail passes through the village of Broadway, where there are many small cosy cafes and tea rooms, in other words, this is a perfect place for lunch. Once you have replenished your energy stores, you continue through the English countryside to the town of Stanton.

This day offers a lot of history. Just before Winchcombe, you will pass both historic sites such as Beckbury Camps and Hailes Abbey. The day’s stage ends in Cleeve Hill.

The hiking route today offers fantastic views of the hilly landscape and ends in the small village of Birdlip.

The day starts by hiking through woodland, and in spring the flowers are in abundance in the forests. After lunch, which may have been enjoyed in Painswick, the hike continues along what is known as the magnificent section of the Cotswold Way. This section runs through ancient woodland, interspersed with beautiful panoramic views.

The day starts with an easy hike to Duersley, passing both Stone Age burial chambers and other ancient sites. The route then continues towards Tyndale Monument, which is a very beautiful place and really worth spending some extra time here. The final destination of the day is Wotton-under-Edge, which is a quaint rural village where there are several small cosy shops and restaurants. Perfect for recovering and getting ready for tomorrow.

Today’s hike goes through a landscape filled with mills and small streams. Reminiscent of the wool trade that has been very important to the area. The night is spent in the small village of Tourmarton.

The last day of the journey is packed with wonderful impressions. Once in Bath, there is much to discover. The city is full of theatres, museums and beautiful buildings. There’s also the famous Roman Baths, which might be just what you need after several hard days of hiking! If you want more time to explore Bath, we can help you book extra nights.

We at EverTrek hope you have had a great trip!
We hope to see you again.

We recommend getting here early, as Chipping Campden is one of the Costwold’s prettiest towns, dating back to the 15th century. There’s plenty to discover here, including the historic Hidcote Manor Garden and Kiftsgate. You’ll also find the church of St James here, which is well worth a visit.

Today you will head towards Winchcombe and hike over the Dover Hills, which offer a lovely view of the countryside. The trail passes through the village of Broadway, where there are many small and cosy cafes and tea rooms, in other words, this is a perfect place to enjoy a lunch.

At Winchcombe you will pass both Beckbury Camps and Hailes Abbey, dating back to medieval times. The hike ends at Seven Springs.

Today will be a varied hike through woods and across meadows. During the day you will pass Coopers Hill, where the ‘Cheese Rolling Festival’ is held. The day ends in the charming town of Painswick.

The day begins with a hike through woodland, and in the spring the woodland flowers are in abundance. After lunch, which may have been enjoyed in Painswick, the hike continues along what is known as the grandest part of the Cotswold Way. Lush forests, old villages and wide open spaces are passed before arriving at Dursley, an old market town.

Today’s hike goes through a landscape filled with mills and small streams, reminiscent of the wool trade that has been very important to the area. The night is spent in Old Sodbury.

The last day of the trip is packed with wonderful flavours and sights. Once in Bath, there is much to discover. The city is full of theatres, museums and beautiful buildings. There’s also the famous Roman Baths, which might be just what you need after several hard days of hiking! If you want more time to explore Bath, we can help you book extra nights.

We at EverTrek hope you have had a great trip!
We hope to see you again.