A 4-mile (6.5km) circular from Uley over the Iron Age hillfort of Uley Bury and the dramatic outlier hills of Cam Long Down and Cam Peak, with 360° views.

A 4.5-mile (7.2km) circular around Leckhampton Hill — from rich grassland and woodland to an Iron Age hillfort and the iconic Devil's Chimney rock above Victorian quarries.

A 5-mile (8km) circular from King's Stanley over Selsley Common and its Iron Age long barrow, returning past Ebley Mill along the historic Stroudwater Canal.

A 6-mile (9.7km) stile-free circular through Standish Wood to Haresfield Beacon, with Civil War history and breathtaking views over the Severn Vale.

A 4-mile (6.5km) circular through the beechwoods of the Cotswold Commons & Beechwoods NNR to Cooper's Hill, home of the famous cheese-rolling.

An easy 4-mile (6.4km) circular over Cleeve Common — the highest point in the Cotswolds — staying up on the open limestone grassland with unsurpassed views.

A 6-mile (9.7km) circular walk over Cleeve Common — the highest point in the Cotswolds — across limestone grassland with unsurpassed views, via Postlip and Wontley Farm.

A 7.5-mile (12km) circular walk from Winchcombe up to the hamlet of Farmcote and back via the medieval ruins of Hailes Abbey and Hailes Church.

A 6-mile (9km) circular walk from Winchcombe up the valley past Postlip Hall to the source of the River Isbourne, returning via Postlip Mill and the river.

A 5.25-mile (8.5km) circular walk from the unspoilt town of Winchcombe up to Belas Knap, a 6,000-year-old Neolithic long barrow, with views of Sudeley Castle.