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Lovely friendly place

Great bike shop and coffee shop

A Great Place to Refuel.

Basic pub grub.

A local and helpful bike shop selling bikes, parts and accessories! We even provide hire of mountain bikes, e-bikes, road, gravel and kids bikes too! Visit our website www.discoverbikes.co.uk, give us a call on 01285 851 946 or drop us an email to sales@performancecycles.co.uk. We're always happy to help!

Steep and stabby up from the aqueduct to the church

Great pitstop for a snack and a drink. Bike friendly. Opening hours: Wednesday 9am–5pm Thursday 9am–5pm Friday 9am–5pm Saturday 9am–5pm Sunday 9am–5pm Monday 9am–5pm Tuesday 9am–5pm

All change at the jolly nice. They now have a new drive thru and a separate cafe shack and searing tent called the hive. It is much easier than taking your bike through the drive-thru. They could do with a cycle rack. Plenty of out door seating and inside the tent.

Marked as a public bridleway, but it pretty much well pristine tarmac all the way.

A Neo-Norman church completed in 1844. The building has been said to have the appearance of an alpine church typical of northern Italy.

Oaksey is a pretty Cotswold village in Wiltshire, very close to the Gloucestershire boarder. It is thought that there has been a settlement here since 4500 BCE but the earliest evidence are the Bronze age Round Barrows. The 15th centaury church is the oldest surviving building now.

Down Ampney is a small village on the Wiltshire Gloucestershire border in the southern Cotswolds. British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams was born here in the vicarage. The cross on the green is a war memorial to the villagers who served in the first and second world wars. RAF Down Ampney was nearby so the village was home to around 3000 service personnel during the second world war.

Perfect refreshment stop for walkers and cyclists. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, plus cycle parking. Excellent range of quality drinks and food.

I believe this lane was once part of the main Bristol to Oxford road. The Saxon M4 🙂

A very peaceful and beautiful lane between Marston Meysey and Down Ampney.

A little rough, but nothing too horrendous... it's not like there's potholes everywhere... I've been on worse!

Used to be very good. Slightly disappointing selection on last visit. Best turn up early of opt for somewhere else if you want something more substantial.

A nice place to stop for a while, there is a little bench to rest just to the right of the church.

A pleasant place to stop and fill the water bottle. Microwave available in the shop if you fancy a hot snack.

A lovely stretch of quiet and open road with far stretching views.