Cotswold Way. Day 5 –Randwick to Dursley | Escarpments, Woodland & Big Miles

Cotswold Way. Walking and Wild Camping Can you complete the 102-mile Cotswold Way National Trail when the weather throws absolutely everything at you? Join me on an unforgettable 8-day backpacking adventure walking the entire Cotswold Way from Chipping Campden to Bath, carrying everything I need while wild camping where possible and taking on one of England’s most beautiful long-distance trails. This journey had it all… ☀️ Walking in a brutal 34°C UK heatwave across exposed hills and rolling countryside. 🌧️ Battling 15 hours of continuous rain on the final night, testing both my gear and my determination. 🥾 Stunning escarpments, ancient woodlands, charming Cotswold villages, Iron Age hill forts, endless climbs, incredible viewpoints, wildlife, and unforgettable sunsets. Over this eight-part series you’ll experience: • Every stage of the Cotswold Way • Honest daily mileage and camp life • Water and resupply stops • Trail tips and navigation • Backpacking gear that worked (and what didn’t) • Wild camping challenges • Real weather conditions with no sugar coating • Immersive walking footage Whether you’re planning to walk the Cotswold Way yourself, love long-distance hiking, enjoy wild camping, or simply want to experience one of Britain’s greatest National Trails from home, this series is for you. Episode Guide Day 1 – Chipping Campden to Hailes Day 2 – Hailes to Cleave Hill Day 3 –Cleave Hill to Birdlip Day 4 – Birdlip to Randwick Day 5 –Randwick to Dursley Day 6 – Dursley to Hawksbury Upton Day 7 – Hawksbury Upton to Dyrham Day 8 –Dyrham to Bath… finishing after an unforgettable final night of 15 hours of relentless rain. If you enjoy real hiking adventures, backpacking, camping and honest outdoor experiences, please consider: 👍 Like 💬 Leave a comment 🔔 Subscribe for more long-distance hiking adventures across the UK.