Cotswold Way National Trail SplashMap

Description

Discover the iconic Cotswold Way with this National Trail SplashMap. It’s part of our Challenge series of  maps, designed ‘for the routes that test you’. These ultra-durable, versatile maps are tailored for adventurers tackling the longer trails, whether completing the full thru-hike or exploring shorter sections.

Why Fabric Matters

Unlike paper maps, our fabric maps are weatherproof, tear-resistant, and washable—built to withstand the challenges of long-distance hiking. They fold easily into your pack, tie around your gear, or even double as a bandana or emergency sling. No matter how rough the journey gets, this map is your reliable, sustainable companion, perfect for the trail’s unpredictable weather and challenging terrain. For many, this trail is a solid Bucket list item. For them, the SplashMap can hang proudly on the wall and even be passed-on as an heirloom.

About the Cotswold Way National Trail

Stretching from Chipping Campden at the north of the Cotswolds to Bath to the South West, the Cotswold Way National Trail is 102 miles of England’s most gently beautiful undulating countryside. It is one of the most celebrated of the UK’s National Trails.

Key Features Along the Trail

This detailed map highlights essential waypoints and landmarks, including:

• Hills: Leckhampton Hill, Cleeve Hill, Ham Hill, Nut Hill, Breakheart Hill, Hinton Hill, Tog Hill, Hanging Hill, Haresfield Beacon
• Trail Towns: Chipping Campden, Broadway, Wood Stanway, Winchcombe, Cleeve Hill, Dowdeswell, Leckhampton, Birlip, Painswick, King’s Stanley, Dursley, Wootn-Under-Edge, Hawkesbury Upton, Tormarton, Cold Ashton, Bath
• Scenic Wonders: The Cotswold escarpment, Belas Knap, source of the Thames, Crickley Hill Country Park,  River Severn, Coaley Peak, Dodington Park,

Packed with National Geographic’s precision detail and SplashMaps’ resilient fabric, this map ensures you stay on track and inspired throughout your hiking adventure.