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good pub, nice food and nice people

lovely cycle and a little treat at @henrys coffee shop to finish

Lovely cafe serving excellent coffee, cakes and sausage rolls

The Barn is a really nice little cafe with a great vibe about it. There's seating inside about 8 or so along the window and a few tables. The wood fire makes for a cozy feel. There are several tables outside on a nice day. The cafe serves coffee and soft drinks, cakes and a few savouries like bacon sandwiches and sausage rolls.

Great coffee and just off the cycle track, perfect

Great coffee and local bakes. Also has a fire on cold days.

Very cyclist friendly with a bike rack, track pump and a few tools. They show some bike races occasionally! Open Thurs & Fri 12-2pm, Sat 8:30am-2pm and Sun 9am-2pm. Midweek it sells food like toasties, focaccia and bagels. At weekend it also has pastries and bread from Salt bakehouse, and other baked goods from local baker. Coffee from Noni's roastery. Seating inside, and outside in good weather. Also dog and child friendly.

Another fabulous Cotswold road.

open weeeknd mornings

Great stop for coffee & cake

Huge gradients all the way up.

You can get out by pushing a button.

Fabulous valley section with some little leg burners to keep you honest. Steepest section is back up to Hazelcote Lane.

Pretty little village with some rough and ready lanes around it to get your teeth into.

The name says it all, down through the woods and out into a beautiful valley. It's technically a road, but the first descent from Kingscote is very potted and gravelly - take care!

Lovely quiet roads, and if you've just come up from the edge of the Cotswolds, a welcome respite from climbing. Open so can't get blustery on the wrong day.

Quiet rolling lane between the wheat fields. Surface is great and pothole free.

Picturesque Cotswold village built around the church of St Andrew. There is a pretty village pond and a pub.

Attractive village centred around the Church of St John the Baptist.

Nice relaxing place to stop before either the short sharp climb into Cherington or (the other way) a long slow ride up to Hampton Fields.