Fox Inn Broadwell

European walking route E2 west, UK, South West England

Follows the legendary E2 transcontinental trail through its British section, traversing varied terrain from rolling Cotswold hills to challenging West Country inclines. Expect steep climbs, uneven paths and stiles—unsuitable for buggies and demanding for young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A bucket-list long-distance adventure offering quintessential English countryside, historic villages and genuine wilderness stretches for experienced walkers.

Diamond Way

Traces 106km through the Cotswolds, linking historic wool towns and villages with a mix of gentle rolling hills and steeper escarpments. Expect varied terrain—mostly moderate climbs with some challenging sections over limestone ridges. Not suitable for buggies; manageable for older children with good stamina. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards you with classic Cotswold scenery, honey-stone villages, ancient woodlands, and sweeping views across the Severn Vale—ideal for multi-day backp

Donnington Way

Traces 100km through Oxfordshire's ancient woodlands, rolling farmland and quiet villages between Donnington Hospital in Newbury and the Oxford Canal. Terrain varies from flat riverside paths to moderate climbs through the Cotswolds foothills – expect stiles, field edges and occasional muddy sections. Too long and challenging for young children or buggies; tackle it in day-section chunks instead. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with historic manor houses, traditi

Seven Shires Way

Cotswold Link