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Rather a nice route from the train station into town

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Depending on the direction, this can either be a climb or an enjoyable downhill section of off-road singletrack shaded by trees.

This bridge is located along the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal and connects the Purton area to the wider canal system. It is a swing bridge with a control room operated by a keeper to manage its movements. The Purton site also features a historic boat graveyard, where old ship hulls were used to reinforce the canal embankment,

If you check times steam train railway goes to Winchcombe and Toddington . They take bikes and give you a head start for a lot of routes I the area. Peter Ross

Lovely little pubs and picturesque houses… I’ll slow down next time! (Cotswold Classic)

while mostly rideable, the bit between Purton and Slimbridge can be a bit rough and ready and I struggled on my road bike, but then I was a bit silly taking it here in the first place.

Guiting Power is a quintessentially Cotswolds village with a superb pub and cafe to take a break. The village green is a fine spot to take in some rays if the sun is out.

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Guiting Power is yet another stunning village located in the heart of the north Cotswold country. The village features an old post office, a medieval church & a great pub, The Hollow Bottom.

Fast, straight and nothing technical. Fun all year round!

It’s feels fast as its gently sloping and you gather momentum very quickly!

Beautiful Cotswold village. Sudeley Castle is a highlight not to be missed. So are the climbs out of Winchcombe back onto the Cotswolds.

Wonderful smooth path, the best thing about Cheltenham

Pretty brutal. Nice way to get out of Cheltneham that avoids the A40

Surprisingly fast. Great fun with plenty of lines to pick

A scenic stretch of the ride alongside the River Severn. A great place to spot vast flocks of birds over the water.

Winchcombe town is a typically pretty Cotswold town with lots of examples of the traditional honey coloured stone buildings. Nice pubs and cafes.

The pretty Cotswolds town of Winchcombe is on the Cotswold Way, so it's always popular with walkers, but it's a great stop-off for cyclists too. Good choice of cafes and pubs.

On the B4632 downhill from a high point of 239m at the top of Bushcombe Lane (another tough ascent) into Southam at about 93m. It contiunes on a much gentler downhill to Cheltenham.. A great long descent or a steady climb.