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One Pub - the Shutters. And at least one convenience store.

Very nice cafe with indoor and outdoor seating

Not exactly lots of potholes but just really rough and feels dreadful with 90psi in your tyres and slow too

Beautiful village enjoy my ride out their

A saxon Chapel inside a church of various stages of expansion, from Norman. Georgian and victoriana design.

It's very close to NCN 442, so it may be a good choice to eat here before heading to Worcester/Cotswolds.

If you check times steam train railway goes to Winchcombe and Toddington . They take bikes and give you a head start for a lot of routes I the area. Peter Ross

Lovely spot to stop in the picturesque village of Winchcombe for coffee and cake or a light lunch. Friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere, I will be returning!

This is a hard climb, and like others have mentioned save your legs for the middle section… it gets hard!

Lovely little pubs and picturesque houses… I’ll slow down next time! (Cotswold Classic)

Steady and one of the easier climbs up the Cotswolds escarpment. Max gradients generally below 10% and very good road.

Beautiful, smooth winding road through the lush meadows and under the trees. Little traffic, nice road surface. Enjoy!

Pretty section of walking along Temple Guiting Road as it crosses over the picturesque River Windrush.

Beautiful and somewhat hidden spot. The river Windrush runs through the forest below Kineton. The 'road' is crossing it in a shallow ford. For cyclists (and pedestrians) there is a narrow elevated walkway on the upstream side of the ford, so you can keep your feet dry. The road on the other side of the ford, away from Kineton, can be quite muddy after rains. So if you min getting your bike dirty, avoid this route.

Beautiful Cotswold village. Sudeley Castle is a highlight not to be missed. So are the climbs out of Winchcombe back onto the Cotswolds.

Hard climb, with a sustained 14-16% section in the middle. Beautiful views back towards Winchcombe. Good road surface.

Lovely spot for a short rest stop (and a picture).

Winchcombe town is a typically pretty Cotswold town with lots of examples of the traditional honey coloured stone buildings. Nice pubs and cafes.

The pretty Cotswolds town of Winchcombe is on the Cotswold Way, so it's always popular with walkers, but it's a great stop-off for cyclists too. Good choice of cafes and pubs.

Well regarded pub with large, bike-friendly outdoor space. Watch the steam trains go by! Open all day every day.