Britchcombe Countryside Holidays

Badbury Hill Fort, Badbury Clump

Circles the dramatic Iron Age hillfort through ancient woodland and open grassland with a short, steep climb to the ramparts – rewarded by sweeping Oxfordshire views. Suitable for families with older children who can manage the incline, but too steep for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing livestock. Perfect for history buffs and those wanting a quick dose of elevation without committing to a long walk.

Ancient History & Agriculture Walk (Formerly the Orange Walk)

Loops 5.6km through gently rolling farmland and historic sites in the Oxfordshire countryside. Mostly flat, easy paths with some muddy stretches after rain – suitable for families and generally fine for all-terrain buggies on drier days. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Highlights include ancient field systems, Iron Age settlements, and panoramic valley views that blend agricultural heritage with accessible countryside walking.

Faringdon Walk, Coleshill

Explores gently rolling farmland and woodland around the National Trust's Coleshill Estate, with moderate inclines but nothing too demanding. The 14km distance makes it a bit long for young children or buggies – stick to shorter estate paths if you've got a pushchair. Dogs welcome throughout. Highlights include classic Cotswold countryside views, historic parkland, and peaceful lanes threading through traditional agricultural landscapes that feel wonderfully unchanged.

The Cole and its Landscape (Formerly the Red Walk: Coleshill)

Parkland Walk, Coleshill