Cheltenham

Religion & Spirituality

Bob Meredith

Occult & Paranormal

Reardon Publishing

This guide gives all the practical information needed to help to plan a walk on the Cotswold Way National Trail including which maps and guide books are available, how to get there, contacts for providers of tourist information, organised holidays and luggage transfer, and comprehensive details about accommodation and local services including pubs, cafes, banks village shops etc. The guide also gives information to help you to plan how far to walk in a day including charts to help you work out how far it is from one place to another, a brief descriptions of each of the 15 sections of the trail, with an overview map, and charts indicating the gradients on that section. This Companion is not designed as a route guide, and for detailed information about the Trail route itself "The Cotswold Way National Trail Guide" by Anthony Burton (Aurum Press) is available from most bookshops or can be purchased on line (ISBN 978 1 84513 914 9). The Cotswold Way, launched as a National Trail in 2007 follows the limestone escarpment on the western edge of the Cotswolds for 102 miles (164 km) from the market town of Chipping Campden in the north, to Bath in the south. The Trail predominantly follows public footpaths and although it does have some sections that follow bridleways, byways and quiet roads these sections are fragmented and the Trail is only promoted to walkers. The Cotswolds was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in 1966 and was extended to become England's largest AONB in 1990. "The Cotswold Way National Trail" will take you through quintessentially English countryside, rich in history, yet very much a living, working landscape. The walk offers a variety of scenery for you to enjoy - limestone grasslands, Cotswold stone villages, grazing pastures with their dry stone walls, majestic beech woodlands, quiet valleys and stunning views over the Severn Vale to the Malverns, Forest of Dean and Wales. Walking along the Trail is an ideal way to explore this beautiful part of the country and enjoy the local hospitality away from the bustle of the crowds. Many people walk the Cotswold Way National Trail as one continuous journey, (taking between 5 and 8 days to complete) but it can also be enjoyed in shorter sections over a long weekend or just for a few hours.

The Cotswold Way National Trail Companion

L.J. Cherry

Jo Ronald

West Midlands Countryside with Birmingham & Warwickshire: All the Areas of Open Countryside Accessible for You to Wander (Countryside Series)

Peter Shirley

Travel

Old Stones of Gloucestershire (Driveabout series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Danny Sullivan

Archaeology

Walks Around Chipping Norton (Walkabout)

Mark Richards

<p>As recommended by TV's "WISH YOU WERE HERE" The ultimate walking guide to the Cotswolds "THE COTSWOLD WAY" this long distance walk is famous the world over, and rightly so for it crosses the Cotswolds showing the land as it is seen best by foot. Written by MARK RICHARDS (well known long distance walker) in his own very special style pointing out the history behind what is seen, showing the reader in illustration the beauty of the Cotswolds and drawing maps so detailed that it would be difficult to get lost even on purpose!. The maps show both the standard way along with the 1998/99 planned official direction changes making it fully up to date and usable for many years to come. Cover design from a painting of the Cotswolds by the Internationally famous DAVID BELLAMY. Official guide used on "THE COTSWOLD WAY RELAY RACE" A publication by REARDON PUBLISHING the Cotswold Publisher a family run publishing house based in the Cotswolds using local authors and having the books printed in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds, Reardon Publishing are also able to offer a whole range of Cotswold books along with maps and videos mostly in the specialised subjects of Walking, Cycling, Driving, and tourism in both the Cotswolds and associated Counties.</p>

The Cotswold Way (Walkabout)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Exercise & Fitness

Citizen Cotswold Pubwalks (Walkabout)

colin-handy

Sports & Outdoors

For the two million people who visit Bath each year the City needs no introduction. Or does it? visitors from around the world flock to see the magnificent Georgian terraces, the ancient Roman Baths, the extra-ordinary range of delightful shops, and the restaurants. Paul Snowdon's love of Bath and its history comes alive with this unique little book which has over 100 detailed illustrations and maps, each with a hand written commentary and linked together to focus on the various famous aspects of this great city be it the Abbey, the Canal, the Baths, Pierrepont St etc.. A publication by REARDON PUBLISHING the Cotswold Publisher a family run publishing house based in the Cotswolds using local authors and having the books printed in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds, Reardon Publishing are also able to offer a whole range of Cotswold books along with maps and videos mostly in the specialised subjects of Walking, Cycling, Driving, and tourism in both the Cotswolds and associated Counties.

Discovering Bath (Walkabout)

Paul Snowdon

Europe

The Cotswolds Town and Village Guide : The Definitive Guide to Places of Interest in the Cotswolds

Peter Titchmarsh

Edward Adrian Wilson is perhaps the most famous native son of Cheltenham. In the early years of the 20th century, he was one of the major influences and personalities of the heroic age of Antarctic exploration and has also been recognised as one of the top ranking ornithologists and naturalists in the UK during this period. He was also one of the last great scientific expedition artists. This is the illustrated story of polar explorer Edward Wilson, from his boyhood in Cheltenham to the diaries and letters associated with his last days as a member of Scott's ill-fated Antarctic expedition. All the royalties from this book will benefit the Wilson Collection Fund at the Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museums.

Cheltenham in Antarctica : The Life of Edward Wilson

David M. Wilson

David B. Elder

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