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A walk from Dyrham Park, passing the house and along lanes and footpaths to the village of West Littleton, before returning to Dyrham. There are a couple of stretches on lanes, so maybe this is a walk for short and muddy winter days.... More info

A walk from the National Trust property of Dyrham around local countryside and back.... More info

A walk from Marshfield across the spectacular countryside north of Bath.... More info

Marshfield is a small market town at the southern end of the Cotswolds to the north of Bath, well known for its organic ice cream made on a working farm close by. After following the main thoroughfare through the town, most of the walk follows the... More info

A gentle route of lanes, bridleways and field-paths is enlivened by a visit to the magnificent National Trust property of Dyrham Park.... More info

Much of this walk follows the Cotswold Way, passing through two Cotswold villages and an impressive country estate at Dodington Park, which offers one of the great panoramic views of the Southern Cotswolds.... More info

A walk just out of Bristol which takes you across a common (or what's left of it) past a court, near the prison Stephen Fry went to, over a ford, by a quarry and through a nature reserve, to return to the start.... More info

Walk from Wick to Upton Cheyney and back. You can take in Golden Valley at Wick on the return leg.... More info

A hill fort, a national trust property, the church which inspired the man who translated the bible, views, lanes, fields all in this walk from Old Sodbury, along the Cotswold Way, go through a great hill fort, take in Horton Court, and return via... More info

Old Sodbury lies in the South Gloucestershire countryside a few miles north of Bristol. From a conveniently placed seat by St John's Church, high on a knoll, it is possible to see just what it is that makes Gloucestershire such a special place. Below... More info