TREK · United Kingdom
Cotswold Way
Cotswold Way National Trail
Cotswolds, England · United Kingdom Multi-day
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Information
- Distance
- 164.0 km
- Duration
- 7–10 days
- Max elevation
- 330 m
- Country
- United Kingdom (GB)
- Difficulty
- Moderate — repeated climbs and descents along the escarpment, with village services along the route
- Best Season
- April–October
- Permits & Fees
- No permit required; arrange overnight accommodation ahead during busy periods
Description
The Cotswold Way is a roughly 164 km National Trail linking Chipping Campden with Bath in England. It follows the western edge of the Cotswold Hills through limestone villages, open farmland, woodland, and a succession of escarpment climbs. Many walkers take about seven to ten days, using village accommodation and services along the way.
Trail Highlights
Limestone escarpment views, beech woods, historic villages, and the finish at Bath Abbey
Trekking Experiences
Real stories & vlogs from people who did the trek. Click to explore.
References
The summary above was compiled from the following sources.