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Great view and well worth the slightly steep muddy ascent.

Great breakfast stop between WSM and Clevedon.Staff lovely too

This is a really enjoyable ride but the bike gates are a pain with straight handlebars.

Cutting across the bottom of the estate joining to the UWE campus from The Ashton. Pretty much all weather Gravel

Really nice stretch of quiet roads

Great place for coffe and cakes!

Typical Bristol views up to Clifton Wood on the hill

Next to the large halls and buildings of "Thatchers Cider" (https://www.thatcherscider.co.uk/) is the "Railway Inn". Ideal for a rest stop on the Strawberry Line.

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The Strawberry Line starts in Yatton. There is a small cafe here and you can also rent bikes.

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' Flying ' - A sculpture by Lucy Glendinning in Portishead Harbour

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The path is now fully open and provides a much needed cut through

What a great new part this is. The party looks up to Worle from the South and from there you can head along the coast road to Western. OrTurn East for a more direct route into Western

Views over the Estuary as you cut across the coast on the P to P way.

The Pier to Pier Way crosses the Yeo.

Nice to see this finally open! Careful of the open gutters if you're on skinny tyres.

Wear clothes to cover your legs, parts are quite overgrown with nettles. (end May 2024)

Nice way to enter the city centre of Bristol

This is a perfect spot to view a row of Bristol's iconic colourful houses. The exact origins of the colourful houses in the Bristol neighborhood remain uncertain, but one theory suggests that sailors returning from sea painted their homes for maritime purposes.

Here, you'll get a fantastic view of the iconic SS. The SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, once the world's largest from 1845 to 1853. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel for the Great Western Steamship Company's Bristol to New York service, she was the first large ocean-going ship made of iron and equipped with a screw propeller. In 1845, she became the first iron steamer to cross the Atlantic, doing so in 14 days.

Great place for a cuppa and some cake.