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The fort is privately owned and not open to visitors. Nevertheless, the trip is worth it, especially for the magnificent views over Stroud to the Severn.

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lovely walk. will go again

If you find yourself in Gloucestershire, Woodchester Mansion in Nympsfield is worth considering. It's an unfinished Gothic revival house with a peculiar story, as construction halted in the mid-1870s, leaving it complete externally but with many interior spaces unfinished. The mansion opens seasonally to the public, and also seasonally houses a cafe. This unique state of preservation, along with a resident bat colony, makes for a rather distinct and thought-provoking visit.

Beautiful trails to choose from whether via lake, woodland or track - rewarding stop off at Henry’s at Woodchester for brunch, tea variations, barista coffee, pastries and cake.. not to mention Stroud Brewery Beers, Oliver’s Fine Cider and Woodchester Valley Wines. Adventure trail for children and adults👌💫

unfortunate way to end the line on the plaque!!!!!!

Enroute - but closed - anything but New!!!!

It is also sometimes referred to as the summer house.

Cooper's Hill Nature Reserve is an area of woodland, meadows & grasslands in the Gloucester area known for its rich biodiversity including a wide range of plant and animal species.

Stanley Wood is a National Trust-owned ancient woodland located near the town of Stroud in the Cotswolds. It has a pleasant mix of up and downhill walking to get those legs working and is not overly travelled, allowing you to enjoy some peace and tranquillity.

Discover another of the delightful ponds located in Woodchester Park near Stroud. The ponds are located in the Inchbrook Valley and provide some wonderful scenery that makes for a perfect location for a stroll.

This scenic towpath along the Stroudwater Navigation is an excellent place for a stroll. It's long, flat, & leaves you feeling you're a million miles from a busy town.

This unique looking coffee and wine bar set alongside the Stroudwater Navigation is the perfect place to stop and refuel on your afternoon stroll. Its shabby-chic interior and picturesque terrace overlooking the canal are the perfect location to wash down a delicious beverage or lunchtime snack.

Selsley Common is a vast expanse of open grasslands located near Stroud in the Cotswolds. Its elevated position provides some wonderful panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, with its most impressive view being across the stunning Severn Vale. The reserve is abundant with wildlife and birdlife, so why not bring your binoculars along and enjoy the show.

Rodborough Fort is a historical landmark perched ontop of Rodborough Hill near Stroud. Its hilltop vantage point meant it played a vital rote in strategic defence during different periods of history. You can read about the fort at its location and learn more about its fascinating past.

Minchinhampton Common is a National Trust owned area of Cotswold scarp top located above the Stroud Valleys and Severn Estuary. Its elevated position affords you some wonderful views across the neighbouring towns and villages, as well as over the valley and, on a clear day, across the Severn Way to Wales. Its open and spacious feel makes a wonderful place for a dog walk or for the kids to run around and burn some energy.

Box Woods is a beautiful Cotswolds woodland located not too far from Stroud, known for its dense canopy of evergreen forestry. It's only a small woodland, but a wonderful place for a quick nature fix and escape from the bustle.

A nice variety of ice cream flavours

Canal Bookshop has a large collection of books, dvds and cds for sale to raise money for the canal restoration. https://cotswoldcanals.org/support-us/the-bookshop/

Completed in 1789, the Thames & Severn Canal was conceived as part of a canal route linking Bristol and London. After many years of decline, restoration work began in the 1970s and has been ongoing ever since.