Cotswolds
Cirencester offers a fantastic mix of town and countryside routes, perfect for walking and wheeling. From the peaceful paths of Abbey Grounds and Cirencester Park to scenic village trails through Baunton and Stratton, there’s something for every pace and ability. Enjoy accessible routes like the Blue Bunny Sculpture Trail, discover Roman history at the amphitheatre, or head out into rolling fields for a longer adventure. With great local facilities, cafés, and transport links, Cirencester is the perfect base for getting active outdoors.
Cirencester Amphitheatre & Park Loop
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Access: All abilities, Suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs
Terrain: surfaces include paved town paths and grassy park trails; mostly level, some steps/slopes on short side paths
Facilities: Public toilets in town centre; cafés, shops, pubs around Market Place; benches en route
Transport: Cirencester Market Place is easily reached by local buses; nearest train station in Kemble, paid parking in the Town Centre and some on-street parking available
Bibury and Bibury Court Estate Circular
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Access: some uneven paths, wheelchair access may be limited
Terrain: Countryside footpaths, village lanes, some uneven/muddy section
Facilities: Cafés and toilets at Bibury village
Transport: Bus services available from Cirencester to Bibury, free roadside parking at Arlington Row and paid parking near the Town Centre
Sapperton and Siccaridge Wood Circular
Duration: 3 hours
Access: May not be suitable for some wheelchair users due to uneven ground on areas of the route
Terrain: Path surfaces vary – village roads, wooded trails through canal valley; moderate elevation
Facilities: Pub in Sapperton, basic amenities in the town
Transport: Bus services available from Cirencester,
Blue Bunny Sculpture Trail – Home Park & Abbey Grounds
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Access: All abilities, pushchair and wheelchair accessible
Terrain: Mix of paved paths and grassy areas; mostly level
Facilities: Abbey Grounds offers toilets, cafés, and parking; Market Place also nearby
Transport: Cirencester Market Place is easily reached by local buses; nearest train station in Kemble, paid parking in the Town Centre and some on-street parking available
Baunton and Stratton Walk
Duration: 2 hours
Access: Some parts of the route may not be suitable for wheelchairs
Terrain: Village lanes, horse lanes, grass tracks; moderate slopes
Facilities: Pub/tea room in Baunton, shops/cafés in Stratton.
Transport: Local bus services from Cirencester, parking at Baunton village hall or roadside.
