Nine real places that carry the legend of King Arthur — from his clifftop birthplace at Tintagel to his claimed grave at Glastonbury.

Eleven real places where the Harry Potter films were shot — from the Hogwarts Express viaduct in the Highlands to Platform 9¾ at King's Cross.

Ten of Wales's finest castles, from Edward I's World Heritage fortresses in the north to moated strongholds and clifftop ruins in the south.

A 6.2-mile (10km) circular taking in the three peaks of Wotton-under-Edge — Tor Hill, Coombe Hill and Wotton Hill — via Wortley and the Blackquarries Hill long barrow.

A 4.9-mile (8km) circular from Wotton-under-Edge climbing Wotton Hill, through Westridge Woods past the Iron Age camp of Brackenbury Ditches to the Tyndale Monument, with sweeping Severn Vale views.

A 5-mile (8km) circular from the thriving little town of Wotton-under-Edge through farmland and woodland over Wortley Hill, with an optional detour to Newark Park.

A 2.7-mile (4.3km) family-friendly traverse of Stinchcombe Hill with stunning Severn Vale views, the trig point and topograph, dropping to the Leaf & Ground café.

A 3.5-mile (5.6km) circular up to and around Stinchcombe Hill from Dursley — a stretch of the Cotswold Way twinned with Korea's Jeju Olle Trail.

An 8-mile (13km) circular looping west from Dursley Market House over Stinchcombe Hill, through Stinchcombe, Cam and Rackleaze Nature Reserve.

A short 1.5-mile (2.4km) circular from Uley up to the ramparts of Uley Bury, one of the finest Iron Age hillforts in the Cotswolds, with views over the Severn Vale.