Swalcliffe Circular

Ron and Jenny Glynn

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This walk, deep in the heart of rural countryside, borders on Oxfordshire and Warwickshire and the edge of the Cotswolds, with the most sensational and gorgeous unobscured views. Leaving Swalcliffe, the walk skirts the Sibfords, Burdrop and nears Epwell, but does not go through any of them.

England - Central England - Oxfordshire - Countryside

Features

Birds, Church, Museum

5/13/2020 - jane rogers

We did this walk in April in bright sunshine and it was spectacular. Easy to follow and stunning views. Thankyou!

5/13/2019 - Mark Smith

Enjoyed this walk a lot on 13 May 2019. The views were lovely all the way round. At point 13 the pond is actually on the left and the hedge is on the right.

8/19/2010 - Robin Philpott

I did this walk on 13/12/2009. It is a lovely walk and the views, in the sunshine, are stunning, but it is extremely muddy. It uses a lot of bridleways which are clearly well used by horse traffic, and many of which cross arable fields which are very churned up. With the right footwear it is well worth the effort though.

8/18/2010 - Walkingworld Administrator

This walk was updated August 2010. Thanks to Morley Sewell for all his help.