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Amazing Italian-style ice cream, fresh milk and coffee Opening Times Gelato: Mon-Thurs - 1200-1700 Fri - 1200-1900 Sat & Sun - 1000-1700 Milk Vending: Thurs - 1200-1900 Fri-Sun - 0800-1900

It was built in 1865 by Samuel Whitfield Daukes as a chapel and a few years later as a parish church.

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The Anchor Inn serves drinks, snacks and traditional pub food. Open 11:30 - 22:00.

The Pilot Inn at Hardwicke offers traditional pub food with a nice view. Open Mon to Thurs 12:00 - 22:00, Fri and Sat 12:00 - 23:00 and Sun 12:00 - 21:00. Food served Mon to Fri 12:00 - 14:30 and 17:00 - 20:30, Sat 12:00 - 21:00 and Sun 12:00 - 19:30.

Nice location to unwind

Awesome little wooden cabin cafe - with an outside shack for coffee, snacks & ice cream 🍨- plus a main cafe which does full sit down meals. Great for brunch!

A long and mostly steady climb from Upton St. Leonard's to Painswick. There are a couple of steeper sections on the way, but (thankfully) much shallower section in the middle to recoup some energy.

Some very impressive gates to an equally impressive house!

A stunning church and churchyard in perhaps the most quintessentially Cotswold town.

A long enjoyable climb that eases after about halfway up into a comfortable gradient through some stunning woodlands.

Lovely views along the canal and the Pilot Inn is very closeby.

Nice place for a breather!

A beautiful spot and a great way to access the lanes around Saul, Fretherne, Epney, Longney and Elmore.

A beautiful Tudor house with a magnificently thatched roof.

A very beautiful and unique looking church.

This is the point where the towpath from Gloucester docks turns off towards Elmore.

The Stroudwater canal looking towards Saul Junction.

Stunning views of the River Severn. As a bonus... The Anchor pub is close by.

If you're looking for really big hills this isn't one of them. From the Green Street barrier to the top this climb is only 0.3 miles long. Strava says it is about 8.9% and Komoot is pretty much similar. However the road sign does as 14%. I would say the steepest bit is the last 20 metres or so at the end. The climb from Ermin Street to the barrier isn't to taxing. As a no through road the only traffic you 'should' get is residential and possibly deliveries.

Famous for the 99 topiary yew trees. Legend has it that if a hundredth tree is planted the devil will come and pull it out by the roots. Painswick is a lovely example of a Cotswold town.