Goldeneye South Cotswold Classic Walks

With 10 circular, clearly-marked routes this easy-to-use map will help you discover the Cotswolds via some of the finest pubs and tearooms. Step into the Cotswolds with these exceptionally beautiful walks. Discover idyllic honey-coloured stone villages, quintessentially English market towns and spectacular views as you explore the quiet trails in and away from the tourist hotspots. Each of the 10 walking tours include: All the practical information you need how far, how much time to allow, what's the terrain like, is it suitable for dogs, where are the loos, where do I park, can I get a cream tea or a beer along the way Features of interest each map includes the highlights of what you can expect to see along the way Clear navigational reference points at each turn there is a clear description of what you should be able to see to ensure you select the correct route With the walks starting from 4 miles, there s a walk for everyone here. Use the short description and photographs to help you decide whether the route suits you then strap on your boots and head out for a wonderful escape into the Cotswolds countryside.

Goldeneye North Cotswold Classic Walks

With 10 circular, clearly-marked routes this easy-to-use map will help you discover the Cotswolds via some of the finest pubs and tearooms. Step into the Cotswolds with these exceptionally beautiful walks. Discover idyllic honey-coloured stone villages, quintessentially English market towns and spectacular views as you explore the quiet trails in and away from the tourist hotspots. Each of the 10 walking tours include: All the practical information you need how far, how much time to allow, what's the terrain like, is it suitable for dogs, where are the loos, where do I park, can I get a cream tea or a beer along the way Features of interest each map includes the highlights of what you can expect to see along the way Clear navigational reference points at each turn there is a clear description of what you should be able to see to ensure you select the correct route With the walks starting from 4 miles, there s a walk for everyone here. Use the short description and photographs to help you decide whether the route suits you then strap on your boots and head out for a wonderful escape into the Cotswolds countryside.

Goldeneye Cotswold Classic Walks

Cotswold Classic Walks guide is a wonderful collection of 25 scenic, circular walks that will take you off the beaten track to discover the beautiful Cotswolds. Be prepared for some hills as you don your boots and enjoy a day or a weekend of fresh air, exercise and some much-needed freedom. We give you advice on which walks are best for kids, for dogs or a sumptuous pub lunch. If you’re after a great view or need some solitude, whatever you need, this book will guide you to find a walk that suits you. Discover bluebells in springtime, wonderful, hidden-away pubs, pushchair-friendly routes and peace and quiet in remote landscapes. The clear mapping and even clearer instructions will ensure you explore with confidence. Enjoy your time out with this wonderful Cotswold walking guide.

Goldeneye The Cotswolds Guidebook - The Definitive Guide

The definitive guide to The Cotswolds. In this fully revised and updated Cotswolds guide book, Cotswold specialist, William Fricker, provides his insightful advice on what to see and where to stay in this wonderful area of England. Offering a unique perspective on this glorious corner of Britain, William reveals little-known corners of the Cotswolds that will delight and surprise. Discover the most beautiful villages and valleys in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Experience a full range of activities from visiting gardens to exploring the brilliant architecture of the country houses, barns and churches. Enjoy a wide range of interesting and luxurious places to stay, from B&B's to country houses to inns and restaurants with rooms.Immerse yourself in the best variety of eateries, from delis and coffee shops, to dining pubs and traditional hostelries, as well as the best local craftspeople, and art galleries. Includes over 340 photographs and illustrations really bringing your trip to life before you've even left home. Over 20 pages of touring maps so you can plan your time. Here is a refreshing and enlightening take on what the Cotswolds have to offer visitors and locals alike. All entries are chosen on merit, and what they have in common is that extra Something Special. This book includes Bath, Broadway, Burford, Cheltenham, Chipping Camden, Malvern, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Witney and Woodstock.

Goldeneye Cotswold Map & Guide of Places to Visit

Cotswolds Map and Guide of Places to Visit is the ideal guide to the very best of the Cotswolds. From the gorgeous, honey-coloured stone villages to the dramatic rolling hills The Cotswolds are a visual feast. Long, winding lanes connect beautiful villages with excellent pubs and friendly tearooms. This area of outstanding natural beauty is ideal for a day out, weekend away or destination holiday. Where to Go, What to See, What to Do... and Where to Eat & Drink... The ideal publication for a short break, a long weekend, or your first-ever visit to the Cotswolds... Save time and money by choosing this practical combination of a Leisure Map, backed up by a Travel Guide with 5 Scenic Drives (car tours) described and highlighted on the Map The Leisure Map The ideal scale for touring @ 1:126,720 (2 miles to 1 inch) Tourist Attractions/Inns With Rooms/Hotels are illustrated Altitude Layering indicates the topography 5 Scenic Drives (Car tours) overprinted Clear and easy-to-follow...easy to fold and unfold The Travel Guide Opening Times to Attractions: gardens, country houses, art galleries Foodie pubs and tearooms selected on merit Lavishly illustrated with colour photographs 3 Scenic Drives (car tours) described So easy to plan your day, your week...your holiday The Ideal Companion for exploring the Cotswolds scenic villages, ‘Wool’ towns, river valleys and, atypical English landscape.

Goldeneye Cotswold Off-Road Bike Routes

Explore the Cotwolds off road with this laminated, waterproof Cotswolds map. With 10 clearly-marked routes this easy-to-use map will help you discover the best of the Cotswolds on your bike and off the road. From the gorgeous, honey-coloured stone villages to the dramatic rolling hills, the Cotswolds are a visual feast and perfect for exploring by bike. The Cotswolds are ideal for the touring cyclist and day-tripper. They represent England at her very best. Long, winding lanes connect beautiful villages with excellent pubs and friendly tearooms. The landscape you cycle through is rich in imagery with some of the tracks being prehistoric in origin. For the cross-country rider who wants long green lanes criss-crossing some of England's most beautiful landscapes, and linking some of the most beautiful villages, and all 100% rideable - then this is for you. 10 fantastic routes are included, from the Bibury Circuit and the Northleach Circuit to the Stow Slaughters Trail.

Goldeneye Cotswold: Cycling Country Lanes & Traffic-Free Family Routes

The Cotswolds are ideal for the touring cyclist. They represent England at her very best. Long, windy lanes connect beautiful villages with excellent pubs and friendly tearooms. The landscape you cycle through is rich in imagery; rolling, “galloping country”, dry-stone walls dividing vast, sweeping sheep pastures, lazy trickling trout streams and quaint hamlets undisturbed by coach, sightseer or time.  The landscape undulates, and as you reach the top of a little hill, you will rest and peer down a valley where evidence of local craftsmanship is ever present in the shape of tithe barns, churches, farms and cottages.   The twenty-eight circular routes are designed to follow the quietest country lanes and to introduce you to the best of the Cotswolds. They are only an introduction. The purists may prefer to pursue their own course. They will, we hope, enjoy and appreciate the clarity of our mapping. So free the spirit for the joy of the open road…and enjoy the Cotswolds…. Happy Cycling, Bill Trelawney Recommended Routes/Trails National Cycle Network (NCN) 1. NCN Route 5. Stratford-upon-Avon – Banbury – Oxford. The Traffic-Free sections run along the Oxford Waterway (see below), from Oxford to Woodstock and northwards, and a couple of short sections from Bodicote, south of Banbury (see map reference Q1). 2. NCN Route 41. Gloucester & Sharpness Canal – Bristol. The Traffic-Free section runs between Frampton-on-Severn and Slimbridge for about 6km/4 miles. 3. NCN Route 45. Gloucester – Salisbury via Stroud, Cirencester & Swindon. There remain gaps in the route. The Traffic-Free sections runs between South Cerney and Cricklade for about 10km/7 miles.  4. NCN Route 48. Northleach - Cirencester. 5. Regional Route 57. Northleach – Witney.  The Traffic-Free section runs between Minster Lovell and Witney for about 5km/3 miles. Traffic-Free Family Routes/Trails 1. Stroud Valley Cycle Trail. 15km/9.5miles. Former railway track along the Nailsworth Valley.  Start at Kings Stanley car park, cross A46, to Dudbridge Roundabout and follow trail to Egypt Mill. (D8) 2. The Oxford Waterway. 15km/9.5miles. Trail along canal towpath. Best started from Wolvercote car park. Suggest you first head north towards Duke’s Lock, Kidlington Green Lock, Roundham Lock and the Jolly Boatman Inn, then onto Thrupp. Return to Wolvercote, and south to Oxford City Centre. (R7) 3. Forest of Dean Family Trail. 15km/9miles.  Former mining tracks now converted into a web of criss-crossing biking trails. This circular route starts from Pedalabikeaway – Drybrook Road – Dilke Hospital – Blackpool Brook – Burnt Log – Connop Wharf with off-shoot trail to Coleford via Parkend. The routes are waymarked. A detailed map is available from the bike hire hut. Refreshments. (A6)