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Good place to ride - nice and hilly!

Cyclists welcome, closed on Mondays

Nice historic church, Nice quiet area.

Pretty little village, quite farm life.

Wide, scenic views across the fields towards the roofs of Braceborough on the skyline.

Short but fast and swooping descent and climb. Hit it hard coming southbound into Castle Bytham and stay in the big ring to power up the gradient past the village sign.

On the main road away from the village centre.

Fronts directly on to the street with nowhere to put your bike.

Now under new ownership but still a great place to stop in a nice location. Outdoor bike parking which can be overseen from the tables inside. Open 9am-3.30pm (3pm Sun, closed Mon).

The house next to the bridge is for sale, for anyone who doesn't mind express trains roaring past at roof height!

Nice white-posted bridge and causeway over the water meadows, leading to a couple of pubs on the south bank.

Convenient refreshment stop on the main route through the village.

Impressive viaduct that carries high speed trains. Well wouth a ride out and under the large structure.

FYI - Descent drops down to a single car width bridge

Really nice little cafe and shop. Community run and very welcoming to cyclists so if your looking to plan a stop on your route this is a decent place to go. Friendly staff and nice coffee and selection of snacks, cake & breakfast rolls - request to call ahead on 07775649632 if you have a group order & are in a hurry.

Follow the Main Street to the east and there is a quiet back road to Stamford via Casterton, or you can cross under the A1 to reach Pickworth and some pretty lanes with little traffic.

Newly built store. Car park to stop and have a snack in.

Lincolnshire Coop store - usual opening hours 7am-10pm

Heading west, this is a pleasant dip on the quiet back lane from Stamford to Oakham, via Casterton and Burley. Be wary of oncoming cars on the narrow bridge at the bottom of the dip. The road passes Horn Mill Trout Farm. Not far off to the north of this climb were the old ironstone quarry railway lines that linked this area to what is now the Rocks by Rail museum at Cottesmore.

A community shop, always a helpful & friendly place to take a break...nice coffee & great homemade food.