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This unique looking coffee and wine bar set alongside the Stroudwater Navigation is the perfect place to stop and refuel on your afternoon stroll. Its shabby-chic interior and picturesque terrace overlooking the canal are the perfect location to wash down a delicious beverage or lunchtime snack.

Huge horsetails and ivy, seems like back in time

A bit naughty as there are signs that say footpath only, but the gravel is too good to resist and I doubt anyone really cares... especially judging by the tyre tracks!

Frampton on Severn Village Green is said to be the longest village green in England, measuring about 22 acres. On the green, you find ponds and conservation areas and it is a great place for recreation and relaxation. Cricket matches are even played here. There are a couple of decent pubs either end of the green, too.

St Mary’s is a late medieval church in a picturesque setting by the River Severn. The church dates to the 13th century, but the tower and chapels were rebuilt in the 18th century. Inside, you can observe a Romanesque 12th-century lead font, 19th-century pews, and an early 17th-century pulpit. St Mary’s is Grade II-listed.

A great cycle path to follow.

This is the old Ryeford bridge and you can exit here to head into Stonehouse or towards King's Stanley.

A lovely way into or through Stroud. It can get narrow in places and there are lots of walkers, so take care. It can also get a bit muddy in winter or after sustained rainfall, so might be best avoided on narrow tyres at such times.