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good pub, nice food and nice people

Great for coffee, tea and cakes 😍

The ford is still pretty deep after a few months of little rain, and there's definitely a few puddles sticking around, probably wouldn't go through them on the basis of the farms all around. 💩

Here is the entrance to Ashton Court, a grand historic estate located just outside Bristol. It's set within 850 acres of rolling parkland and woodlands and there are cycle trails throughout.

Great spot with a bench under a tree and set back from the main fire road through Ashton Court

Great xc or gravel trails depending on your preferance.

Primo fun gravel with a bit of a climb and great views through the trees. Links back up with the MTB trail and access to the top of Providence lane area

West end is closed for up to 6 months due to some groundworks. There's a diversion through the field to the left.

Despite commuting over this Bridge the views never get old

Welcome to one of Bristol's most iconic landmarks! Whether you ride it everyday, or it's your first time, crossing this bridge never gets old.

There is a helpful water filling station if you need to top up

Gorgeous and good for getting a bit of speed up

The castle is open from March until October Sunday to Wednesday. It is closed on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for private events.

Unusual looking church, the bell tower stands alone on the other side the graveyard.

Stop and peep through the gates to see where Henry VII (and Anne Boleyn) visited Sir Nicholas Poyntz on procession 23 August 1535

A scenic stretch of the ride alongside the River Severn. A great place to spot vast flocks of birds over the water.

Tytherington Hill nature reserve and woodland covers a 7-hectare site to the northeast of Tytherington village. It's home to a variety of rich wildlife habitats, including broadleaved woodland, calcareous grassland and scrub, as well as shade-loving plants such as ferns. The site is set out on a steeply sloping escarpment with beautiful views over the surrounding countryside from the top.

While this is the easiest and quietest route from the inner city of Bristol up to Horfield, both paths onto it are quite steep and it ends on a series of steep options. It also lacks visibility down the chicane corners so it's impossible to safely go at any sort of speed, especially at night. While that's fine for us young folk I do feel that this path kicks you out, slaps you on the bum and says "good luck sweet cheeks" to anyone who's less than averagely fit and/or able.

Great stop for a coffee - opening hours correct April 2022

Looks out of place but worth a look at…