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Ilmington Climb – Whichford War Memorial loop from Hook Norton

Ilmington Climb – Whichford War Memorial loop from Hook Norton

Moderate

4.7

(3)

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Ilmington Climb – Whichford War Memorial loop from Hook Norton

03:33

65.9km

760m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 26, 2026

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The Cotswolds National Landscape

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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9.12 km

Birch Wood

Forest

9.37 km

View of the Cotswolds from Lady Elizabeth Hill

Highlight • Viewpoint

Just below the turn from the top of Lady Elizabeth Hill Climb (see separate highlight), beautiful views open up to the South over the Cotswolds. Take a moment to enjoy on your way up/down.

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10.6 km

Windertonroad Spinney

Forest

25.6 km

Ilmington Village

Highlight • Settlement

Quaint and beautiful Cotswolds village with small village store/cafe (see separate Highlight). Start of several worthy climbs in the Northern Cotswolds, such as Foxcote Hill, Ilmington Climb, Larkstoke (all available …

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26.1 km

Ilmington Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

It gets better the higher you go!

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28.6 km

Lark Stoke Hill – Highest Point in Warwickshire

Highlight • Climb

This is a great place to view Warwickshire, after a steady climb to the highest point in the county. After drop into Ilmington for a cafe stop!

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34.3 km

The Coneygree and Campden House Ruins

Highlight • Historical Site

The Coneygree was once a rabbit warren, made up of artificial mounds of earth known as pillow mounds. It is overlain by earthworks associated with the garden of Sir Baptist Hicks now ruined Campden House, dating to about 1610.

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34.7 km

Carriage-splash

Archaeological Site

35.1 km

Chipping Campden Historic Market Town

Highlight • Historical Site

With rows of historic terraced houses from the 14th to the 17th century, Chipping Campden is a picturesque Cotswold town built on the wealth of the wool trade.

Today, Chipping …

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