Cotswold Way

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

Kev Reynolds, author of this guide, is a freelance writer, photojournalist and lecturer. A prolific compiler of guidebooks, his first title for Cicerone Press appeared in 1978; he has since produced 27 titles for Ciceroner, with others being researched at present. A member of the Outdoor Writers' Guild, the Alpine Club and Austrian Alpine Club, his passion for mountains and the countryside remains undiminished after a lifetime's activity, and he regularly travels throughout Britain to share that enthusiasm through his lectures.