This breathtaking walk will start at Cleeve Hill, which is the highest point in Gloucestershire and is also the highest peak of the Cotswold Hills at 330 metres above sea level or 1,083 feet.

From Cleeve Hill Common our walk will take us to Winchcombe, a delightful unspoilt cotswold town.  We will stop at one of the pubs in Winchcombe for a break before continuing our walk on the Cotswold Way via Bela Knap.  Bela Knap is an ancient Neolithic barrow which is over 5500 years old.

Length of Walk:

Approximately 10 miles

Grade:

Moderate, reasonable level of fitness required. This walk will be up and down hills.