Guiting Power and Temple Guiting
This easy walk visits these two idyllic Cotswolds villages. It follows the North Cotswold Diamond Way through the countrsyide from Guiting Power to the nearby Temple Guiting. There's waterside paths along the Guiting Stream and a woodland section through Castlett Wood to enjoy. Both villages are also delightful. In Guiting Power there is a pretty village green and a Norman doorway to the church.
If you would like to continue you walking in the area then you could follow the Warden's Way to the Slaughters and Bourton on the Water which are both close by.
Postcode
GL54 5TZ - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsGuiting Power and Temple Guiting Ordnance Survey Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
The Farmers Arms - good home cooked food in this traditional Donnington brewery village pub. Postcode is GL54 5TZ.
Further Information and Other Local Ideas
The Donnington Way - Cotswolds Pub Walk passes through the village. The long circular walk visits 15 fine old Donnington Brewery pubs in the Cotswolds.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
War memorial in Guiting Power, situated on the village green.
The Hollow Bottom, Guiting Power. This pub in the Cotswold village of Guiting Power has the unusual name "The Hollow Bottom". It has quite a horse-racing theme inside and is distinctly contemporary in décor.
Guiting Power church. Seen from the combined Diamond Way and Warden's Way long distance paths, St Michael's and All Angels is a wonderful example of a Norman church. The south door is a superb example of Norman style. The door is unusual in that it opens straight into the south transept of the church.
Guiting Grange. Seen from the minor road, Guiting Grange is the former coach house (albeit much enlarged and altered) of a large country mansion demolished circa 1970.
Wood House, Temple Guiting. This 17th century manor house was restored and altered in the 20th century and is listed grade II.
Guiting Power, looking South East down the village