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Lovely friendly place

Great bike shop and coffee shop

Old Railway Line, Now a Flat Gravel Path

There is a handy map available from the visitor centre which shows all the paths around the lakes.

Reopened on 2nd Jan 2025 after change of ownership. Still providing amazing brunches in a warm, buzzy atmosphere. Really friendly staff

A countryside cafe set in the heart of the Cotswolds with a pleasant garden and covered seating area.

Eastleach Turville is another charming Cotswolds village and is renowned for its bucolic beauty. It features typical quaint stone cottages and peaceful lanes, with a gentle river running straight through.

Beautiful, peaceful church with a long and fascinating history, first established in 899 and now a Grade I-listed Anglo-Saxon church built in the 11th century and added to over the centuries.

"The Cotswolds is home to some fine churches, and Bibury is no exception. The first church in Bibury was established in 899 and the Grade I listed Anglo-Saxon church which stands today was built in the middle to late 11th century with further work in subsequent centuries. Bibury is best known for Arlington Row and the Bibury Trout Farm, but make sure you wander down the river, past the almshouses, and make your way to the oldest part where you will find the Church. This lovely church, away from the honeypot of Arlington Row, can feel like an oasis of calm where you can take in Norman doorway arches, a 13th century font, Saxon chancel columns, capitals and gravestones, 17th-century table tombs a 15th-century roof and 18th-century wall monuments." Source: Explore Bibury

A local and helpful bike shop selling bikes, parts and accessories! We even provide hire of mountain bikes, e-bikes, road, gravel and kids bikes too! Visit our website www.discoverbikes.co.uk, give us a call on 01285 851 946 or drop us an email to sales@performancecycles.co.uk. We're always happy to help!

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The Anglican Church of St Mary at Bibury in the Cotswold District of Gloucestershire, England, was built in the 11th century. It is a grade I listed building

Beautiful views of the lakes.

Good quality flat track on a disused railway. The line was previously a part of the Midland and Severn Western Junction Railway which was then absorbed into the Great Western. This line ran between Swindon and Cirencester.

Great pitstop for a snack and a drink. Bike friendly. Opening hours: Wednesday 9am–5pm Thursday 9am–5pm Friday 9am–5pm Saturday 9am–5pm Sunday 9am–5pm Monday 9am–5pm Tuesday 9am–5pm

Marked as a public bridleway, but it pretty much well pristine tarmac all the way.

Bridleway joining two quiet lanes.

Down Ampney is a small village on the Wiltshire Gloucestershire border in the southern Cotswolds. British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams was born here in the vicarage. The cross on the green is a war memorial to the villagers who served in the first and second world wars. RAF Down Ampney was nearby so the village was home to around 3000 service personnel during the second world war.

Perfect refreshment stop for walkers and cyclists. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, plus cycle parking. Excellent range of quality drinks and food.