The Walker's Passport

The Cotswold Way Walker's Passport is a physical booklet that records your journey along the National Trail. Walkers asked for a Camino-style credential; the Cotswold Way Association responded with this passport scheme, available from the CWA Shop.

A personal log

Carry the passport on the trail and use it as a lasting souvenir of your walk. When you finish, keep it as a memento of the miles you have covered - or pair it with a completion certificate to frame and display, then join the Hall of Fame.

How it works

1. Purchase your Cotswold Way Walker's Passport from the CWA Shop (details and ordering are on the passport page).
2. As you walk, call in on the businesses listed in the passport and ask them to stamp the appropriate space.
3. When you complete the Cotswold Way, keep the passport as a treasured memory of your achievement.

Checkpoints

Stamping points are listed in the passport booklet itself. The scheme connects walkers with pubs, cafes, and other businesses along the 102-mile route - a practical way to mark milestones between Chipping Campden and Bath while supporting the communities that sit on the trail.