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Wotton-under-Edge and Tyndale monument

Tundale Monument (click for more pictures)

Tyndale Monument - the balloon gives an idea of the height

Highlights of this walk

  • Broad views across Severn estuary and to the South
  • Woodland walk (deciduous)
  • Historic sites
  • Monument tower climb (subject to obtaining the key)
You can fit this walk into an afternoon or stretch it out and take the children for a picnic (it's good for kite flying on windy days). In the early stages the path ascends a steep grassy slope but the rest of the walk is easy and pleasant. Running along the edge of the Cotswolds, this walk is all about views.

Safety and Difficulty

Most of this walk is easy, but the first climb may be difficult for some. There are no dangerous stages. Wear non-slippery shoes to cope with the grassy slopes.

To use this guide

Review START Page (this one), check ROUTE and Map, check NOTES for points of interest, go and enjoy yourself!

Road Directions

From the M5 leave at junction 14 and follow signs to Wotton-under-Edge and Nympsfield. Go through the town, turning sharp left at a T-junction in the direction of Dursley and North Nibley

From Bristol, take the A432 through Yate until Wotton is signposted. Go through the town, turning sharp left at a T-junction in the direction of Dursley and North Nibley.

Car Parking

There is a free car park in Gloucester Street, Wotton-under-Edge (behind the Civic Centre).