Cheese rolling is done at Cooper's Hill, which is located in Brockworth near Gloucester, England. This annual event involves participants chasing a wheel of Double Gloucester cheese down a very steep hill at Cooper's Hill, typically held on the Spring Bank Holiday at the end of May. The steep hill is about 180 meters long, and the event attracts competitors and spectators from around the world.

Cooper's Hill is around a 20-minute drive from Gloucester city, and the event area is close to the A46 road. Several ways lead up to the hill, and parking is usually available at a local carvery, with a steep walk up the hill required to reach the race site.

The unique and thrilling tradition has a long history, and today it remains a popular and famous spectacle for both participants and onlookers.