Cirencester Walks and Map

A nice easy walk around Cirencester which is often referred to as the capital of the Cotswolds and known as an important Roman area.

This walk allows you to explore this beautiful Cotswold town and enjoy the architecture, shops, cafes and restaurants, followed by a stroll around the majestic Cirencester Park.

Please note there is a charge to enter Cirencester Park or if you live locally you can apply for a free community pass.

Refreshments:

Many pubs, restaurants and cafes in Cirencester

Bibury is one of the most photographed villages in the Cotswolds and a very popular location to visit. It’s a picturesque and traditional Cotswold village with the pretty River Coln running through the village. Bibury is only 7.5 miles from Cirencester and we have five Bibury walks on the app.

Refreshments:

The Catherine Wheel, Bibury

The Swan Hotel, Bibury

The New Inn, Coln St Aldwyns

Sapperton is a small Cotswold village in Gloucestershire and only 6.6 miles from Cirencester. It’s set within a pretty wooded valley with the Thames and Severn canal running through it. This walk also takes you past 2 pubs.

Refreshments:

The Bell, Sapperton

The Daneway, Sapperton

These lovely walks are in Miserden, which is just over 9 miles from Cirencester. If you are looking for a walk around a delightful Cotswold village, cosy traditional pub and beautiful scenery, this walk is for you. This walk starts in the village of Miserden and takes you through Miserden Park, down into the valley, along woodland paths and around the lake before climbing back up to the village. Although this walk appears short, it is more strenuous than it looks. It can be muddy at times and this walk includes permissive paths and due to livestock and wildlife, please keep dogs on leads.

Refreshments:

The Carpenters Arms, Miserden

The Cotswold Water Park consists of 180 lakes over 40 square miles of beautiful cotswold countryside. The area is roughly 5 miles from Cirencester and a number of our walks start from the Gateway Centre where you can find free parking and more information about the water park.

The area is well known for it’s range of water sports, enjoying nature and walking. Our walks will guide you around some of the lakes, along woodland paths and visit the villages of Cerney Wick and South Cerney. There are also pubs on some of the routes for refreshments.

Refreshments:

Various pubs in Cerney Wick, South Cerney and The Gateway Centre