Tetbury valley walk
The second walk starts from the Old Railyard car park and takes you along a pretty tree-lined valley, heading away from Tetbury. There is then a steady climb as you loop back around, following a country lane, where you can enjoy some lovely views over the countryside surrounding Tetbury. The final stage takes you through fields and open countryside before heading back into the town, We have added a short extension from the start of the walk which takes you into the middle of Tetbury where you can find shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. There is some road walking on this route along a country lane.
Walk information
Distance
3.75 miles
Time
2 hours
Difficulty
Moderate
Route Type
Circular
Terrain & Features
Open countryside, hills, pub/cafe
Parking
Free car park at start, grid reference 51.638071,-2.155632
GPS App Guided
Yes
Overall Rating
4/5
Dog Friendly
4/5
Buggy Friendly
1.8/5
Wheelchair Friendly
1.4/5
Toilet Facilities
1.6/5
Pub/Cafe
3.5/5
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Route Map
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