The Cotswold Way - Guidebook to the National Trail

Guide to the 102-mile Cotswold Way (National Trail) between Chipping Campden and Bath. The route is described in both directions. It meanders through the beautiful Cotswold landscape, visiting honey-coloured villages and old market towns, and ends in the World Heritage City of Bath.

Introduction
The Cotswold Way   
How to get there   
Accommodation   
Recommended maps   
Using the guide   
The Cotswolds   
The Country Code   
Information at a glance   

Southbound Route: Chipping Campden to Bath

Introduction  
Section 1 Chipping Campden to Stanton   
Section 2 Stanton to Winchcombe   
Section 3 Winchcombe to Cleeve Hill   
Section 4 Cleeve Hill to Dowdeswell (A40)   
Section 5 Dowdeswell (A40) to Birdlip   
Section 6 Birdlip to Painswick   
Section 7 Painswick to Middleyard (King’s Stanley)   
Section 8 Middleyard (King’s Stanley) to Dursley   
Section 9 Dursley to Wotton-under-Edge   
Section 10 Wotton-under-Edge to Hawkesbury Upton   
Section 11 Hawkesbury Upton to Tormarton   
Section 12 Tormarton to Cold Ashton   
Section 13 Cold Ashton to Bath   

Northbound Route: Bath to Chipping Campden

Introduction   
Section 1 Bath to Cold Ashton   
Section 2 Cold Ashton to Tormarton   
Section 3 Tormarton to Hawkesbury Upton   
Section 4 Hawkesbury Upton to Wotton-under-Edge   
Section 5 Wotton-under-Edge to Dursley   
Section 6 Dursley to Middleyard (King’s Stanley)   
Section 7 Middleyard (King’s Stanley) to Painswick   
Section 8 Painswick to Birdlip   
Section 9 Birdlip to Dowdeswell (A40)   
Section 10 Dowdeswell (A40) to Cleeve Hill   
Section 11 Cleeve Hill to Winchcombe   
Section 12 Winchcombe to Stanton   
Section 13 Stanton to Chipping Campden   

Appendices
Appendix A: Useful addresses   
Appendix B: Public transport information   
Appendix C: Recommended further reading   
Appendix D: Section by section southwards   
Appendix E: Section by section northwards