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Smart trail markers that connect you to everything you need along the Cotswold Way.
102
miles
15
markers
10
days
How it works
Three taps to trail magic
Tap or scan the marker
Find a trail marker at a gate, stile, or viewpoint. Tap with your phone or scan the QR code.
See exactly where you are
Your position on the trail, how far you've walked, what's ahead, and how long until the next stop.
Find what you need
Hungry? Thirsty? Curious? Get nearby food, water, accommodation, local offers, and stories.
Trail stories
Discover the path
history
The Market Hall at Chipping Campden
Built in 1627 by Sir Baptist Hicks, the Market Hall sheltered traders selling butter, cheese, and poultry. It remains one of the finest examples in the Cotswolds.
history
The Cotswold Wool Trade
The golden stone buildings you see across the Cotswolds were funded by medieval wool wealth. Cotswold sheep produced the finest fleece in Europe.
history
Broadway Tower: A Folly with a View
Built in 1798 for Lady Coventry, who wanted to know if a beacon on this hilltop could be seen from her home 22 miles away. It could.
The route
15 markers
Chipping Campden to Bath
Market Hall, Chipping Campden
Mile 0 · The Journey Begins
Broadway Tower
Mile 5.5 · The Highest Castle in the Cotswolds
Broadway Village Green
Mile 8 · The Jewel of the Cotswolds
Stanway House
Mile 12 · A Hidden Cotswold Gem
Winchcombe Town Centre
Mile 18 · Ancient Capital of Mercia
Cleeve Hill Summit
Mile 24 · Roof of the Cotswolds
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