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Cotswolds National Landscape has worked with local communities to create ten Cotswold Gateways locations, from which people can follow walking and cycling routes to explore the surrounding countryside of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Following footpaths, bridleways, and minor roads, these routes provide opportunities to discover hidden corners, epic views, historic sites, and a rich diversity of wildlife. This walk takes a wide loop, west, around the town of Dursley through fields, woods, and Stinchcombe Hill golf course and offers panoramic views.
- Distance: 8 miles
- Duration: 4.5 - 5 hours
- Difficulty: Moderate – there is a sustained climb early on and one descent which can be muddy and uneven
- Parking: there are places to park in May Lane and Long Street long stay carparks
- Public transport: accessible via bus from Stroud, Gloucester, Cheltenham, rail and bus Bath
- Refreshments: plenty of places to Eat & Drink in Dursley
Points of interest:
- Stinchcombe Hill - noted for superb views from the Cotswold Way above steep slopes in all directions and supporting a wide biodiversity of flora and wildlife.
- Racklease Nature Reserve - is a haven for wildlife and situated behind Tesco.
To download the walk details, please see here: Cotswold Gateway Route and Map
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More Cotswold Gateways walks and cycle routes are available on the Cotswolds National Landscape website.