Autumn to Winter 2011/2012
Autumn to Winter 2011/2012
The magazine distinguishes between the "western" character of the trail - visiting remote outlying hills like Cleeve Common - and the "eastern" heartland of hidden valleys and ancient manor houses. A featured 4-mile walk, 'Lofty airs of Cleeve Common,' guides hikers to the highest point in the Cotswolds (1,083ft), providing 360° views that stretch as far as the Malvern Hills and the mountains of Wales.
(the above is a summary of content in this issue of particular relevance to hikers of the Cotswold Way)
