A fifty mile loop of the northern Cotswolds, starting and finishing in Winchcombe. This route starts and finishes on the Cotswold Way National Trail. Heading clockwise, it passes through Broadway and Chipping Campden, where it leaves the Cotswold Way, heading on other major trails and bridleways through Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow on the World and Bourton on the Water, before returning west towards Winchcombe.

Route devised by the Bristol & West group of the LDWA, and a qualifier for the annual LDWA 100 mile as an anytime challenge in 2021.

Combining the two most popular alpine link-ups in Tuolumne Meadows offers some of the best scrambling imaginable anywhere in the world. The first leg begins with a nice trail run from Saddlebag Lake, past the Steelhead Lake, and onto an under-rated Northwest Ridge of North Peak (5.4), crux of which is a short crack from a notch. Taking the NW Ridge substitutes hiking mileage with fun scrambling on good rock, and leads to the most popular alpine climb in TM - the North Ridge of Mount Conness (5.6 - downclimb from the 2nd tower).

PRT Website: http://pequonnockrivertrail.org/index.php

TrailLink Entry: https://www.traillink.com/trail/pequonnock-river-trail/