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If you’re looking for a private vacation in England’s famous Cotswolds region with stays in truly lovely, high-class hotels, this self-guided adventure is for you! Enjoy the flexibility to explore at your own pace—strolling expertly planned walking routes through wildflower meadows on public footpaths accompanied by only flocks of sheep, grazing horses, and the companion of your choice. Some days, you’ll walk from inn to superb inn—guided by our audio navigation smartphone app with detailed route notes to point you towards the best spot for a panoramic photo, picturesque pubs offering authentic English lager, and the perfect rose-trimmed tearoom to relax and enjoy a cream tea. Best of all, each night you’ll come home to charming English hotels dripping with history, high-end amenities, and quintessential British character.
Country Walkers is proud to support The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a donation on behalf of each guest on this tour. The Cotswolds is the largest recognized Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England. These countryside areas are a family of protected natural parks and landscapes designated for conservation. The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty works toward upkeeping the Cotswold Way National Trail, creating wildflower-rich Grasslands, and leading tree planting and biodiversity enhancement projects.
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Experience your destination like an insider with people who call it home.
Chris Berry
After completing a degree in zoology, Chris Berry began work as a Countryside Ranger in Nottinghamshire (Robin Hood Country) before moving to the East Coast of Yorkshire to manage portions of the spectacular Heritage Coast. In 1997 he obtained his dream job working as Lake District National Park Ranger. He lives with his wife Colleen and their two daughters in the isolated Bobbin Mill Cottage in the southern Lake District where he now runs his own business as “The Lakeland Guide,” offering walks and other activities in the surrounding national park.
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