By Brook Stone Bridge – Path from Bybrook to Long Dean loop from Castle Combe

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By Brook Stone Bridge – Path from Bybrook to Long Dean loop from Castle Combe

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By Brook Stone Bridge – Path from Bybrook to Long Dean loop from Castle Combe

03:21

12.2km

190m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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1.18 km

By Brook Stone Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

This stone bridge over the Brook river is a lovely addition to a scenic Cotswold walk from Castle Combe.

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1.79 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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9.38 km

Long Dean Mill Cottages

Highlight • River

9.81 km

Path from Bybrook to Long Dean

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Look inside the tiny door for dog treats (not always available)

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10.6 km

The Hollow Log

Highlight • Structure

A cute log house with letters inside!

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11.1 km

Stone Bridge on Water Lane, Castle Combe

Highlight • Historical Site

Castle Combe is a fairytale-like medieval settlement often called the ‘prettiest village in England’. Plan the perfect visit to this tiny Cotswolds village as you explore its ancient landmarks, wander …

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11.4 km

Memorial Benches and Stone Bridge in Castle Combe

Highlight • Monument

A bank dedicated to the life of the still very present Queen. The view of the beautiful bridge is perfect from here!

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11.4 km

Castle Combe Village

Highlight • Settlement

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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