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What a gem this place is. Homemade food, great staff, a warm welcome and very popular with lovely views of the canal

We were a team of six doing the LEJOG and this was a great stop for us. Very bike friendly with great food.

Great beer!

On the first Sunday of the month in the Village Hall, there's plenty of cakes and hot drinks. In the morning it's set aside for cyclists, with racks for bikes.

Super little cafe and a favourite with cyclists, a must stop if riding through Berkeley 👍

This bridge is located along the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal and connects the Purton area to the wider canal system. It is a swing bridge with a control room operated by a keeper to manage its movements. The Purton site also features a historic boat graveyard, where old ship hulls were used to reinforce the canal embankment,

Berkeley Castle is located very closely to Dr. Jenner's Museum and St. Mary the Virgin Church in Berkeley. Very lovely place to visit with an adult ticket at the cost of £16 per person.

well worth a stop to refuel

The website is now https://www.blackshedslimbridge.co.uk/

Very interesting place with a beautiful church nearby

Nice quiet lane, good alternative to the busy main road

Quite the nicest and prettiest climb in the Cotswolds - and I'm lucky enough to have it as my route home! Not too steep but it is long ! Also a great and safe descent.

No idea if this is where Nick Park (creator and director of the Wallace and Gromit films) lives. The Shaun the Sheep sculptures where originally created and installed around London then around Bristol during the summer of 2015. Their were 120 of them. They got auctioned off for charity at the end of the tour.

The Miserden Estate has a stunning garden that you can visit (paid entry) and a lovely cafe called the Glasshouse. It's open Wed to Sun from 10:00 - 17:00.

A nice lane between Crudwell and Oaksey.

Nice bike friendly cafe with a good selection of drinks, cakes, breakfast and lunch. Open daily from 9:00 - 16:00.

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.

Lovely pub with a garden, popular with cyclists, and a great selection of beer

Lovely quite lanes, hardly any cars, very flat, idyllic cycling

Nice stop for a coffee next to the canal