アッパースローターの天然記念物・トップ5

ぬかるんでいる可能性があります！車を停めるのに適した場所ではありません。

"This 19th century roadside spring was a main source of clean water for the village into the 20th century. The spring was donated to the village by Mrs. William (Lucy) Russell. The later inscription reads: "Water from the living rock God's precious gift to man". The spring is part of a structure that is a Grade II Listed Building." Source: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Russell_Spring,_Blockley.jpg

Oof there are some punchy climbs around here

Nice views from this monument down over Hailes Abbey and the Cotswold’s. It's at 269 m which gives good views to the north and west.

Now you have made it up Salters Lane, stop to take in the beautiful views. If you are heading down towards Temple Guiting, watch for gravel in the turn at the bottom of the road.

Extremely steep up castle Street Winchcombe

Whether you climbed up Snowshill from Broadway or took the easy route via Broadway Tower, take a moment to enjoy the views over the Cotswold peneplain.

Sloping down to the banks of the River Evenlode, Foxholes Nature Reserve is a beautiful, serene woodland. The best time to visit is undoubtedly springtime, when the ground is carpeted by a dazzling display of bluebells. Tawny owls, badgers and kingfishers are just some of the animals you might see here on the 1.8-mile (2.9 km) wildlife walk. The badger waymarkers point the route ahead.