周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Mostly Flat Path Comprising of Combination Of Gravel, Tarmac,

If you are looking to dive down into the valley below as I do frequently then this road together with Painswick Road is the most enjoyable. Birdlip Hill is your other unadvised option with a man hole cover on the apex of the bend that always makes me wish I'd worn more absorbent pants

Lovely gravel track connecting Welsh Way to Daglingworth via Quarry

Ancient Roman Road, The Fosse Way is an excellent single track path with road sections, I rode this route on the day of Storm Eunice in Feb 2022, it was gnarly but afforded a lot of shelter from the crazy winds we we're heading directly into, the trees however were a constant worry, but it seemed most of the falls had already happened earlier in the morning or perhaps the previous night. This rout is amazing and apart from a short stint on the road you can cycle from the Cirencester YHA to the Bath YHA along the Fosse. Beautiful track, good scenery, and an interesting history. The Salutation Inn is the only stopping place for food and drink, so I'd suggest a stop there if you need it, nice pub by all accounts.

A Neo-Norman church completed in 1844. The building has been said to have the appearance of an alpine church typical of northern Italy.

Frampton Mansell is a pretty village in the Cotswold's AONB. It is beautifully located to the south of the Cotswold escarpment on the banks of the River Fromel. It’s a marvellous base for exploring the surrounding countryside, with plenty of woodland and riverside trails and footpaths into the rolling hills to the north. Prominent in the village is the Grade II-listed St Luke's Church, which boasts a set of five original stained glass windows. You can seek accommodation at Well Farm Bed and Breakfast and at the Crown Inn. The latter serves superb pub grub.

Harder than I thought it would be (having previously descended it) and I still knew it was going to be hard. Once the steep stuff starts it doesn't stop... for a long way! There are a couple of very brief shallower sections on which it's a goods idea to make some use of... a few calmer breaths, then go again. The little pinch at the very top is torturous... but you're not giving up there!

Harder than I imagined it would be. There are a couple of places where the gradient relents very briefly, it's a good idea to make use of them as the rest of the climb keeps coming at you and slowly getting steeper. The little pinch at the end is a bit torturous... but if you've made it that far you ain't gonna give up there!