British Hiking Cotswolds (Cotswolds), one of the British long-distance hiking routes

The Cotswolds are one of Britain's famous long-distance walking routes. Cozwald is the collective name for a region, referring to this idyllic country west of Oxford and north of Bath. On this hill are scattered hundreds of ancient and elegant British villages and towns. Britain's elegant colors, tranquil atmosphere, long history and typically romantic pastoral scenery attract tourists from all over the world. The local tourism bureau connected classic villages and towns and planned a romantic road - the Cotswold Road -, which has become the essence of England's rural travel.

Walking on the Cotswold Road, passing through one typical British village after another, the ancient buildings, beautiful scenery, winding streets, and people living leisurely make people feel relaxed and happy. , intoxicated with it. Walking on the quaint streets of Castle Combe, scenes from "Stardust", "Werewolf" and "War Horse" keep popping up, as if you are stepping back in time. Walking in the Cotswolds gives people a sense of tranquility and peace, the ultimate pastoral scenery.

English name: cotswold way

Location: Cotswolds, London, England

Length: 164 kilometers

British hiking Best time: April to September

Notes on hiking in the UK

1. Walking in the Cotswolds can follow the north-south route. The northern part of the route is centered on Cheltenham and passes through Cliff Hill, Clichy Hill, Winscombe, etc. In the north it ends up in the northern town of Chipping Campden before heading south back to Cheltenham via Moreton-in-Marsh and Mountstow. The total length is 75 kilometers; the southern line starts from Cheltenham and goes south, passing through towns such as Painswick to Bibury, then passing through towns such as Findford, passing through crisscrossing country roads to reach the The water town of Burton in Venice, England, and finally back to Cheltenham, a total length of 90 kilometers.

2. The town of Bibury is the essence of the Cotswold Road. It was once known as "the most beautiful countryside in England" and is a typical elegant British town. The Arlington townhouse, built in the 14th century, is simple and elegant. It is a landmark building in the Cotswolds and a famous British monument. Worth taking the time to savor.

3.Mountain Stowe has an old market hall, which used to be a wool market and is now a famous antique market.

4. There are many apartments and country hotels to choose from in the Cotswolds area, which can be booked directly when booking. Additionally, if you don't pay the charge in advance, you may be required to pay for your room in cash.

May to September is the best time of year in the UK. The temperature is perfect and the breeze is rippling. Many people forget to wear sunscreen because they feel comfortable. However, ultraviolet rays are strong during this time, so please pay attention to sun protection.

A guide to outdoor hiking in the UK