Walks in the Cotswolds: Chastleton

Chastleton, in the north-east Cotswolds, has a stunning Jacobean country house dating from the early 1600s, and the area offers easy to moderate walks of 4 to 12 miles (6.5 to 20 km) in a lovely landscape.
Ancient footpaths take you through picturesque countryside, with beech woodland, cattle grazing green pastures and arable fields brimming with deep green wheat and vibrant yellow oilseed rape.  Not only that, walks present long views over the Cotswold Hills to Broadway Tower in the west and to Moreton-in-Marsh in the north.

The Jacobean Garden at Chastleton House

Dappled shade under fresh spring foliage

Ancient footpaths through a yellow sea

Hay bails in the golden countryside of mid-summer

Wide views in autumn sunshine

Contact us for guided and self-guided walk in the area with distances from 4 to 12 miles (6.5 to 20 km).
On our guided walks we provide a full description of the area, it's history and natural history.
On self-guided walks we supply a booklet describing the places you walk through, together with maps, written instructions for the route and suggestions for the best places for lunch.
For longer tours, check out the Oxfordshire Cotswolds Self-Guided Tour to enjoy this less well known part of the Cotswolds.

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Anne
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