キングスコートウッドのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Looks like you can hire this bluebell wood for weddings and ceremonies. Bizarre but beautiful to hear ceilidh music in the Gloucestershire countryside. Best seen in May

Wonderful hike for a sunny day. Highly recommend it, include the church on your route.

Kingscote is a charming little village nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds. It features a beautiful historic church, a number of quaint honey-coloured cottages, and a nearby woodland.

A very nice café with a wonderful garden to stroll around

Pretty little village with some rough and ready lanes around it to get your teeth into.

Attractive village centred around the Church of St John the Baptist.

A great place to see wild garlic and bluebells! Really enjoyable walk!

When entering from Kingscote, remember to turn off the main track and head down another less well-defined grassy track to enter the woods at a gate. If you reach a 5 bar gate on the main track you've gone too far. Turn back because continuing will lead you into a world of pain... I know from experience! The start of the track can be a little muddy in places, but improves progressively as you continue down the valley to end on pristine gravel towards the Horsley end. The climb in the opposite direction is a little tough, but eminently doable on a gravel bike in good conditions. The grassy slope at the end is a bit of a leg burner and would be nigh on impossible for all but the most rugged of bikes if there is any moisture whatsoever.