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Picturesque village -on road section

Very slippy about 7 miles into the ride. Wet limestone was exposed in places onto the path and was treacherous

Epic downhill going northwards. Long grind up going south.

Attached mill and mill house. Late C18, with mid C19 enlargement to double its original size when the miller's house was built

For the views. Prepare for hard going in the winter/wet conditions. It was a struggle with my 45mm gravel tyres and there can be a lot of lying water.

This old Victorian water pump is the only one of the three that once existed in Osmington. It was recently restored, and it's indeed rare to come across this type of pump nowadays.

The figure you see represents King George III riding his horse. The size of this hill figure is 280 feet (85 m) long and 323 feet (98 m) high, and from here, you'll have a good view of it.

This serene village is wonderful to wander around thanks to the numerous historic buildings. From the old granary to the 11th century church, there's plenty to see. Find the village pub, the New Inn, which has not been 'new' for hundreds of years and is a Grade II listed building; you get excellent pub grub, perfect for a lunch stop.