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good coffee stop used by lots of cyclists

Plenty of space for bikes in the beer garden

Execellent mix of trails, although the sandy ones are hard work

Little independent village general store that also does takeaway teas and coffees with some outdoor seats. Open until 7pm in the week, 5pm Sat, 12.30pm Sun.

Created for the Millennium, a superb steel sculpture in the parish on the road to Butley. It shows St Andrew the fisherman, with a catch of herrings and eels. At his feet is the church, which is now the only church in the parish of Capel St Andrew. It bears the date 1539, when Butley Priory was dissolved.

It's a dead end for roadies as there's only one tarmacked road to it but it's a nice ride and there's the Tinto Café horsebox at the car park, which does hot drinks, sandwiches and toasties, cakes and snacks. Officially it closes at 4pm but it was still serving at 4.30 when I was there, thankfully.

smooth trip

Update 2024 - Opening hours at https://www.riversidetearoomorford.co.uk/opening-times

There are some fantastic independent stores. Also the charity shops have a slightly higher standard than usual.

Very posh lunches but worth it as an occasional treat https://www.honeyandharvey.co.uk

The Ship is a fantastic little pub hidden next to St Peter's Church in the small village of Levington overlooking the Orwell River. The pub serves up a fantastic array of delicious dishes and real ales in a cosy setting.

Limited parking so try the harbour one down the road

With commanding views over Orford Ness, the castle stands 27m (90ft) tall and looks remarkably similar to when it was built over 700 years ago. The materials used to build the castle were brought from far and wide with some timbers coming from Scarborough and limestone from Caen in France. Legend has it the 'Wild Man of Orford' was held in the castle in the 12th century. Described as a merman he was captured by fisherman but eventually escaped.

Nice coffee & cake stop

Woodbridge is a beautiful town steeped in History. Please check out my hiking tour of the town https://www.komoot.com/tour/226143970?ref=aso

Ok if you happen to be passing.

You can just walk in and watch the building process

The Ship’s Company was formed in 2016 with the sole purpose of creating a permanent and authentic replica of the Anglo-Saxon ship. The team is made up of professionals, volunteers and enthusiasts who are working together to fully understand the dimensions and construction methods. The ship will be built in the newly opened, Longshed, a purpose-built unit gifted to the town and dedicated to the maritime history and education.

Picturesque little town with good refreshment options. The descent down the main street through the old part of town is a lot of fun.

Not exactly a scenic location on a light industrial estate but a nice cafe and with outdoor seating front and back so you can always find a shady table (or maybe a sunny one if you prefer).