Broadmead Brook Forest Path – Castle Combe Village loop from Ford

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Broadmead Brook Forest Path – Castle Combe Village loop from Ford

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Broadmead Brook Forest Path – Castle Combe Village loop from Ford

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12.5km

160m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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170 m

Old Coach Road (Ford to North Wraxall)

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The gravel road between North Wraxell and Ford. Really nice stretch of gravel, with a combination of smooth and bumpy sections. The last part of the road goes quite steeply …

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4.35 km

Bridleway Near West Kington

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Fun broken lane that turns into a bridleway around field margins.

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5.35 km

Home Woods Bridleway

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Heading W to E its Hardpack through the woods with just a couple of churned up muddy patches then a mini-bridge over a stream (which would be a lovely place …

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7.41 km

Along with nearby Burton Brook, Broadmead Brook is a tributary of Bybrook - a larger river that runs past Castle Combe village. Winding its way along a steep-sided, wooded valley, it's a beautiful walk, although liable to flood in winter.

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8.70 km

St Andrew's Church, Castle Combe

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Since its original foundations in the 13th century, St Andrews has been added to over the years, including a 14th-century nave, a 16th-century tower, and extensive rebuilding in 1850 after …

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8.81 km

The Old Stables Café, Castle Combe

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Lovely little cafe in Castle Combe, popular with ramblers, cyclists and families alike. Makes for a great coffee stop in picture perfect Castle Combe.

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8.91 km

Castle Combe Village

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Castle Combe is often hailed as the ‘prettiest village in England.' Situated within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the quintessentially English village has regularly been used as a …

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