Circular Pub Walks

Chadlington, on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds, is surrounded by beautiful countryside perfect for that long, leisurely walk before lunch or afternoon drink. The hills here are gentle and the countryside is beautiful.

All these walks start and end at The Tite Inn, so why not start with a coffee and cake and return to a beer, glass of wine or a refreshing G&T?

VIEWS OF THE EVENLODE VALLEY, 5.5 MILES, ABOUT 2HRS

A fairly easy walk, mostly on tarmac but with some grass and muddy bits if it has been raining. This walk takes you northwest from the pub, past a neolithic hill fort and on to the private Sarsden Estate before heading back to Chadlington.

Magnificent views of the Evenlode valley are on offer on a clear day, so make sure you stop to look around once and a while.

  Map of circular walk from The Tite Inn Click on map for Ordnance Survey

A moderate walk leaving the village along Green Lane and returning via The Hawk Stone, Dean Manor, St Nicholas’ Church and Chadlington Manor. Route is predominantly on tracks which can be muddy, with the return leg in Chadlington on paved surfaces.

 

Map of circular walk, The Green LaneClick on map for Ordnance Survey

A walk taking you to the beautiful, hidden gem of Dean Common. Spectacular views across the Evenlode Valley and a walk through an atmospheric wood. Easy walk with some muddy bits.

  Map of circular walk to Dean Common Click on Map for Ordnance Survey  

A shorter walk that takes you cross country from the pub to Greenend, joins the Oxfordshire Way before heading back to Chadlington with magnificent views over the Evenlode valley. Mostly easy going, but you’ll still build up a thirst!

 

Map of circular walk, a shorter walk from The Tite Inn

Click on map for Ordnance Survey