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Stroud Brewery is located alongside the T&S canal, which makes this an ideal stop for a drink and something to eat. I wouldn`t say this place is cyclist hostile, more cyclist unfriendly. Let me explain, on arriving from canal side, bikes were put in the adjacent garden (not creating a trip hazard) , which attracted the attention of one of the staff who requested they be moved to the bike rack at the front of building. So that's completely out of view to everyone. Other cyclists placed bikes under the stairs, which this member of staff complained was blocking a fire exit.

What a view!

A typical Cotswold mixed beech wood on the hill below Haresfield Beacon. The trails are brilliant fun to run, fast downhill and tough uphill. The Cotswold Way long distance trail goes through the woodland.

Canal Bookshop has a large collection of books, dvds and cds for sale to raise money for the canal restoration. https://cotswoldcanals.org/support-us/the-bookshop/

Completed in 1789, the Thames & Severn Canal was conceived as part of a canal route linking Bristol and London. After many years of decline, restoration work began in the 1970s and has been ongoing ever since.

Fascinating archaeology, geology and nature combine at Haresfield Beacon. This spectacular viewpoint, which was once a strategically positioned hillfort on the Cotswold limestone escarpment, affords views across the England/Wales border and into the Brecon Beacons. All around is a mixed landscape of woodland and chalk grassland, home to a wide variety of flora and fauna.

If you can catch him (usually on a weekend) the off road coffee man is super friendly and knows his roast (and hot chocolate)!

Bit of a climb but worth it

There's some absolutely brilliant track in some stunning scenery in these woods. Lots of options.

A magnificent public park and a great place to stop for a break. There also a Tesco's close by if you need some supplies.

The Cotswold Way runs through this pretty vineyard

The Cotswold Way runs through this pretty vineyard

Stratford Park has been recorded as a part of Stroud since 1307.

Great little network of singletrack and double track trails and some great views across the Severn

You are afforded a glorious views from Haresfield Beacon; stretching over the Severn Estuary, the City of Gloucester and the Forest of Dean. Standish Wood, which you pass through en route, is a site of special scientific interest due to its Jurassic rocks and is a magical place to explore.