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WALKING IN THE COTSWOLDS

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Elms Farm is ideally situated for taking in the natural glory of the Cotswolds, with many waymarked walking routes in and around the surrounding hills for beginners right through to seasoned walkers. The very popular Winchcombe Walking Festival is held in May. The Cotswold Wardens  also arrange guided walks in the area so check out their website. Anyone can join in.

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We've put together our own local walking guide featuring some of our favourite local circular routes in the vicinity of Elms Farm and Gretton, but for a broader range of walks please do check out the Winchcombe Welcomes Walkers website at  www.winchcombewelcomeswalkers.com.

SHORT WALKS IN THE COTSWOLDS, IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS

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Dixton Hill

Take a gentle stroll from Elms Farm to Dixton Hill and back. This circular route is around 3.5 miles in total.

 

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Black Barns

Take in the sights, sounds and smells of the Cotswolds on this circular walk. Off-road and flat, totalling around 4.5 miles 

 

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Gretton short walk

Take a gentle stroll from Elms Farm to Gretton and back. This circular route is around 3 miles in total.

 

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LONGER WALKS AROUND WINCHCOMBE & THE COTSWOLDS

With thanks to Winchcombe Welcomes Walkers

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Sudeley Valley Walk

A circular walk following the Windrush
Way along the Sudeley Valley before
returning via the Wardens Way with
elevated views.

 

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Winchcombe to Belas Knap

Head along the Cotswold Way to Belas Knap before returning via the Sudeley Valley. Lovely views of the town, Sudeley Castle and the surrounding countryside.

 

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The Best Walk with a View

This walk was featured in 2016 and 2019 on ITV series “Best walks with a View’ presented by Julia Bradbury. Best walked in clear weather.

 

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