헤이즐턴 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This section of the walk passes through and around land usedfor training racehorses. I had just walked through two fields with two horses in each field. They all seemed pleased to see me. Trotted up to me, nuzzled my hand and walked with me across their field. Once again I fell short - didn't bring any carrots or apples🙄 And then I met these two characters at the top of the hill who obviously hadn't got the message that I didn't have any treats. They were happy to pose for photo's anyway 😁

Another lovely surprise provided by the River Windrush. The sound of a flowing river is always peaceful and calming. And this is added to by the birdsong (and duck quacks) coming from the adjacent lake.

Pause under the old railway bridge to hide from the rain or get some great views.

There used to be a railway line parallel to the path here, traces of which can be followed from here to Bourton-on-the-Water

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This stunning grove of trees lies between Notgrove and Cold Aston. Most spectacular in summer but still evocative in the colder months, the grove houses the Gloucestershire Way long-distance path; it's a bridleway at this point. The grove splits the trail, with two concurrent paths and trees running down the centre as well as on both sides.

This tiny Cotswold village is surely a place that time forgot. With a Norman church and plenty of 17th- and 18th-century houses, wandering along the lanes will be punctuated by photo stops. The village is also home to Salperton Park, a beautiful estate with a Palladian-style manor house.

Nice gravel route.

A great bit of road (bridleway) that then becomes a great bit of gravel.