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A real hidden gem within beautiful Brimpsfield. The Norman church dating back to 1200 is a bit off the track and separated from the also very charming village, which is due to a former castle situated between village and church and being swiped by Edward II as a penalty to an attempted coup.

Pedal

Well poor visibility and high wind made it a little hard to see too far.

Lovely walk to and from the Cafe across Cleeve Common

Not bad for UK!

This is a beautiful park just off the High Street. Sandford Park is one of Cheltenham's lesser known little paradises. Apart from the park and gardens there is a large play area for kids.

A fun gravel bridleway running between Elkstone and Colesbourne. Take care in the winter, it becomes very wet!

Awesome Coffee and Cake Shop

cute friendly sheeps with golf skills

enjoy the ride

A traffic free abandoned road, and a cool track through Brimpsfield Park, linked by a tunnel under the A417.

Although slightly shorter than Cleeve common, Cleeve hill commands the better views by far.

10 hand pulled traditional ale

Best to hike when the sun is shining.

Fantastic climb from Sheepscombe up to the B4070 near Fostons Ash Inn. The woodland is stunning and peaceful. The climb can be a bit steep in places, especially the last section, and will be particularly challenging in the wet.

A brilliant gravel descent into Sheepscombe. Lovely scenery. The climb would be hard, but eminently doable in the other direction... the last 200m is quite steep.

A good gravel bridleway which stay solid, though there are some big puddles in winter.

Hard-packed gravel climb - technical surface but not too steep.

A great cycleway that works well with the other cycleways in Cheltenham... especially the one through Pittville Park.

Classic Cotswold climbing. Not the hardest but by no means the easiest... there are a couple of fairly steep bit. The beautiful avenue of trees at the top is a welcome sight!