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Cirencester Park Dog Walk, Cotswolds

Cirencester Park Dog Walk

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Suitable forWalking
Dog friendly

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The Earl Bathurst's Cirencester Park is one of England's largest private gardens — 3,000 acres of woodland and formal rides, open to the public daily for dog walking. Dogs run off-lead throughout the extensive woodland rides. The ancient pollarded oaks near the house are spectacular.

For your dog

Off leadYes, there are stretches where your dog can run free
WaterPark streams and ponds
LivestockNone expected
MudWoodland rides can be muddy
SuitsAll breeds — one of the Cotswolds' best dog parks
Best timeAll year

Along the way

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Ancient Pollarded Oaks300-year-old pollarded oaks lining the main ride — among the finest examples in England. The avenue stretches for miles.

The route

Distance4.1 km
Off leadYes
Walking≈ 1 h
Climb↑ 51 m
RouteOut and back

A 4.1 km out-and-back dog walk from Cirencester, with 51 m of climbing.

Elevation↑ 51 m in total

Before you go

StartNorth Terrace, Chesterton, CirencesterOpen the start in Maps →
FinishBack where you started
ParkingCirencester Park entrance, Cecily Hill, GL7 2BU. Free
By train or busBus from Cheltenham and Swindon
UnderfootMain rides accessible
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