Cheltenham (5)
Cotswold (16)
- *Cotswold Walks Walking Holidays
- *Cotswold Water Park
- *Cotswolds AONB
- *Fairford Town Council
- *Westonbirt Arboretum
- Chipping Campden Walks
- Cotswolds AONB Walks on Wheels
- Cotswolds Jubilee Walks: Miles Without Stiles
- Cotswolds Walking Weekends
- Donnington Way
- North Cotswold Diamond Way
- Oxfordshire Way
- Seven Shires Way
- Stow-on-the-Wold Town Trail
- Thames Path
- Windrush Way and Wardens' Way
Forest of Dean (8)
South Gloucestershire (15)
- *Downend & Bromley Heath Parish Council
- *Dyrham Park
- *OutdoorsWest
- *Ramblers - Avon Area
- *Severnside Ramblers
- *South Gloucestershire Council
- Dramway Path
- Frome Valley Walkway
- Joint Local Access Forum for Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol City and South Gloucestershire
- Jubilee Way (Gloucestershire)
- Limestone Link [Somerset]
- Nonconformist Heritage Trails
- South Gloucestershire Easy Access Trails
- South Gloucestershire Heritage Trails
- South Gloucestershire Stroll from Willsbridge
Stroud (14)
- *Dursley - Walkers Are Welcome
- *Dursley Walking Festival
- *King's Stanley & Leonard Stanley - Walkers Are Welcome
- *Kingswood Parish Council
- *Minchinhampton Parish Council
- *Slimbridge Wetland Centre
- *Stroud - Walkers Are Welcome
- Arlingham Walks
- Gustav Holst Way
- JTrails - Stroud
- Laurie Lee Wildlife Way
- Strolling in the Stroud District
- Thames & Severn Way
- W.A.S. Way [Walk Around Stroud]
www.accessiblecountryside.org.uk/gloucestershire
Website which is 'all about accessibility to the countryside and green spaces of Gloucestershire'. About fifty descriptions of places worth exploring.
www.exploregloucestershire.co.uk/page1270.asp
'Gloucestershire has an amazing amount of walks for all to enjoy, whether you wish to wander through the wooded glades of the Forest of Dean or walk the Cotswold Way.'
www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/parks
Countryside walks in the various Country Parks within Gloucestershire.
'Social walking group which offers walks, weekends away, and a wide range of other outdoor activities. Our members are singles and couples and people who like to be part of and contribute to a social group.'
'We are a walking group for people of working age who are keen to get outdoors, walking and enjoying the countryside. We offer walks across the glorious Cotswold countryside and beyond most Sundays, often with a detour to a local pub or tea shop. During the summer we offer Thursday evening walks followed by a pub meal ... Almost all our members are of working age. We have some walks specifically for people in their 20s and 30s and these are proving very popular ...'
www.gps-routes.co.uk/routes/home.nsf/county-walks/...
'Full route information including descriptions, elevation profiles, interactive maps and GPS downloads.'
www.ramblers.org.uk/gloucestershire
'Covers the entire County and its eight local groups have a total membership of over 1400.'
www.goc.org.uk/groups/wiltsglos
'From the rolling Cotswolds with their quaint, mellow, honey-stone villages and grazing sheep, to the fern-draped combes of the Mendips and the mysterious broad open chalk downlands of Wiltshire, intersected by winding rivers including the mighty Severn, the upper Thames and the Bristol Avon flowing through lush pastures in their valleys, along with the heritage-rich Forest of Dean and a short but extremely varied coastline ... '
www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/highways/communities-an...
'Offers strategic advice and comment to the County Council and Natural England on the improvement of access. This Forum consists of interest groups such as walkers, cyclists, equestrians, disabled users and landowners. It advises the county council regarding access to the countryside and public rights of way matters.'
Gloucestershire County Council
www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/prow
The Definitive Map and Statement is the 'legal record of the public rights of way and shows the routes of each public footpath, bridleway, restricted byway and byway open to all traffic in the county. You can view:
*The original map at Shire Hall during office hours (no need to book an appointment);
* Rights of Way Map Online 'This is not the definitive map but our attempt to show the data in an electronic format'.
www.h-g-canal.org.uk/html/Canal%20Trust%20Events/C...
'A series of walks leaflets are available covering parts of the Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Canal through the two counties. There are now five walks available – all of which are proving very popular with both local people and visitors to the area. Each walk is illustrated with photos of points of interest and a clear map of the route.'
Herefordshire & Gloucestershire Canal Trust
www.john-price.me.uk/Kenelm/StKintro.html
'Gives a detailed guide to a newly developed long distance walk across Worcestershire and Gloucestershire, linking the two places most connected with the life of the ninth century Mercian Saint ... The trail is documented in a 60 page pocket-sized guide which gives clear directions, notes about historic sites on the route, an account of the legend of St Kenelm and tourist information ... St Kenelm's Way is a walk with the same starting and finishing points, but using a different route.'
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