England
Cotswolds
Honey-stone villages and escarpment climbs.
- Road guides
- 2
- Miles covered
- ≈ 27
- Twistiest
- Stow to Tewkesbury
- Nation
- England
The Cotswolds are known for their villages, but the western escarpment above Cheltenham and Winchcombe has genuinely good roads, with long climbs and views across to Wales.
Rolling roads over high wold, sharp escarpment climbs and busy tourist villages.
Road guides
Roads in the Cotswolds
Stow-on-the-Wold → Tewkesbury
Stow to Tewkesbury
The B4077 crosses the high Cotswolds from Stow, then drops down the escarpment at Stanway Hill with views over the Vale of Evesham before running on to Tewkesbury.
B4077
20 miCheltenham → Winchcombe
Cleeve Hill
The B4632 climbs out of Cheltenham over Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds, before dropping to Winchcombe. Short but with one of the best views in Gloucestershire.
B4632
7 mi