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The bridleway is closed due to HS2

Nice spot for coffee, a good selection of cakes and a breakfast menu up to 11:45 and lunch from midday. No cycle stands outside, but you can prop your bike against the solid wooden pillars. A few outside tables

No ticket for the gardens is required if you you want to just use the cafe. You can find the café at the back of the New Inn, via the plant centre. Enjoy your refreshments inside or take a seat in one of the two outdoor courtyards (I think the Farmyard Courtyard it better if you want to eat outside with your bike)

From here it is not far to the Palladian Bridge.

Woodland walk along the edge of the magnificent Stowe Landscape Gardens. If you have time, you may want to divert into the gardens and explore the many structures and statues here.

Good dirt/gravel road between Buckingham and Bicester. If it's been raining a lot it can get boggy, but generally fine on a mountain bike with nice wide tyres.

Passes close to an area known as "Christmas Gorse". Mainly wide grassy bridleway, easy going in summer no doubt muddy in winter.

The village of Syresham is surrounded by pockets of ancient woodland, which were once royal hunting grounds. There are plenty of fine trails through these woods and forests. Whistley Wood and the larger Hazelborough are nearby, though the latter may be a tad noisy on the weekend of the English Grand Prix, due to neighbouring Silverstone. The village is the start point for the Ouse Valley Way, which follows the River Great Ouse from its source near the village to the Wash at King's Lynn. Officially, the start point is outside the Kings Head Inn, which is also a good place to stay. There's also Priory B&B in the north of the village.