On the Cotswold Way by Horton Court

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"Encountering the ancient and the medieval along a new way."
Walk directions

Walk up the hill out of Horton. About 50yds (46m) before a road junction turn right onto a track towards Little Sodbury. After 20yds (18m) keep left through a fence gap to a path. Continue to a stile, to follow the Cotswold Way and Monarch’s Way between paddocks. Make for a stile on the far side and descend passing under pylon cables. Cross a stile in the field corner and continue ahead across farmland to the next stile by a cottage. Cross onto a path and turn left to follow it to a lane in Little Sodbury.a steep bank. Ascend again, passing a small reservoir. Cross a stile and go ahead across pasture for 0.25 miles (400m), easing right towards a hedge and

Turn right, and at the next junction go left, still on the Cotswold Way. Pass Little Sodbury’s Church of St Adeline on your left and continue along this lane for 550yds (503m), the last part uphill. At a junction at the top fork left by a Cotswold Way sign along what is really the drive to Little Sodbury Manor.

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  Terrain  - Tracks, fields, woodland and lanes; several stiles
  Landscape  - Meadows and open hilltop
  Dog friendliness  - Livestock in initial fields, thereafter reasonably good
  Parking  - Roadside parking in Horton village
  Toilets en route  - None on route
About the walk
A route along the Cotswold edge was first mooted in the early 1950s, but only in 1968, when Gloucestershire County Council carried out a recreational survey, was the idea resurrected. In 1970, it was decided to create the Cotswold Way, based on existing roads and public rights of way. Amendments...
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On the Cotswold Way by Horton Court

Recommended by
Our view
"Encountering the ancient and the medieval along a new way."
Dog friendly
Location
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Additional information
  Terrain - Tracks, fields, woodland and lanes; several stiles
  Landscape - Meadows and open hilltop
  Dog friendliness - Livestock in initial fields, thereafter reasonably good
  Parking - Roadside parking in Horton village
  Toilets en route - None on route
About the walk
A route along the Cotswold edge was first mooted in the early 1950s, but only in 1968, when Gloucestershire County Council carried out a recreational survey, was the idea resurrected. In 1970, it was decided to create the Cotswold Way, based on existing roads and public rights of way. Amendments...
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South Gloucestershire
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