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The tall spire of St Peter's can be seen for miles, especially from the south and the hills that surround Peterchurch. It is also the last resting place of Pt Robert Jones VC, who was awarded the honour for a desperate action at Rorkes Drift.

Worth a look in the churchyard to see the grave of Private Robert Jones VC, who was awarded the Victoria Cross from the Battle of Rorkes Drift (1879)

Very easy to walk on flat bridge without toll

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Inspired village shop with all you could want to fuel your ride

Nice place for a coffee stop before hitting g gospel pass

Climbing Gospel Pass northwards from Capel-y-ffin takes you over Wales' highest paved road at 549m through stunningly remote Black Mountains scenery. Prepare for steep initial ramps hitting 15% or more shortly after leaving the hamlet, before the gradient eases into a long, steady drag across the high moorland plateau. Be prepared for a rough, potentially potholed single-track road surface requiring caution. The wild beauty and panoramic views are immense, but check conditions and access to Capel-y-ffin beforehand.

Hay-On-Wye is a charming border town noted for its books and May festival. It is on the cross roads of many local bike routes and there are plenty of cafes to frequent hereabouts.

Super popular bike stop in the centre of Hay On Wye. It has ample seating, inside and out, along with a good selection of tasty food and cakes. A great rest stop.

Straightforward cafe in the centre of town. Not flashy and not a ‘coffee’ stop but good mug of tea and tasty baked potato 🥔

a bike shop with friendly service and one of the coolest stops

the river adds charm to this already beautiful place

Nice town worth exploring. If riding here, stop in at The Granary (Broad st) for excellent tea and cakes.

Hay-on-Wye is world-renowned for its books and bookshops, earning the title of "the town of books." Its unique location on the border between England and Wales makes it a perfect destination for visitors. Known for its vibrant literary scene, Hay hosts an annual literary festival that attracts book lovers from around the globe.

City of old white people. The whole thing has little to do with a romantic book village, antique shops and cafes characterize the townscape together with congested streets

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Lovely views of the Herefordshire countryside on this quiet road from Vowchurch towards Pontrilas

In the picturesque hamlet of Turnastone, pause to look at England's oldest petrol station. Sadly no longer working but a charming little slice of history!

7 days May - Sept!

Lots of local lovely produce. Well worth a stop.

Traffic is light enough that you’re better sticking to the main B4348 that runs through the village rather than bothering with the narrow lane that runs parallel on the west side of the river.

(Welsh name: Afon Honddu) After a heavy rain shower the river looked quite reddish-brown.

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