Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill Walk

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The Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill Walk in the Cotswolds, UK, is a circular path that explores one of the prettiest villages in England: Castle Combe. This family-friendly walk is a picturesque journey back in time through the ancient village into the AONB countryside. This trail follows the golf course and will lead you into pretty woodlands, past idyllic cottages, and the historic location of the Nettleton Mill.

Route Description for Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill Walk

The Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill Walk begins in the Cotswold village that often symbolizes the region—the honey-coloured stone buildings are often used as movie filming locations. Walk from the quintessential Cotswolds town of Castle Combe past the golf course and be sure to look out for flying golf balls as you pass, and allow golfers to play through before you cross.

The trail leads you into the beautiful countryside of this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Follow the bubbling stream to the historic Nettleton Mill Site, and then journey back to town on the path through the beech forest. There are some hilly sections with a few steep climbs, you’ll also find some areas on the Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill path that may not be well maintained. Wearing long pants and proper boots will make navigating the muddy or overgrown sections more comfortable.

Consider a Walking Holiday in the Cotswolds

One of the best ways to experience this stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is by booking a pre-planned adventure tour in the Cotswolds. Find the famous self-guided Cotswolds Way and other amazing guided and self-guided tours on 10Adventures Tours.

Getting to the Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill Walk Trailhead

To get to the start of the Castle Combe and Nettleton Mill walk you’ll take the B4039 and park in the villages’ primary outdoor car park on Dunns Lane. You’ll then walk down the hill into town to start your walk.