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excellent rides

This winding woodland lane crosses the River Deben and is lined with trees. It passes Ashe Abbey, a large Tudor half-timbered house located by the river on the site of the former Campsey Priory.

Cycle-friendly cafe overlooking the market square. Large fenced seating area at the front accommodates plenty of bikes. Open 9am-3pm Tue-Sat, 9.30-2.30 Mon.

Simple but convenient station cafe, handy if you're arriving or departing by train.

A sprawling 3,700-acre (1,500 ha) mixed woodland, Rendlesham Forest is owned and managed by Forestry England. There are plenty of trails here for walkers and cyclists, with picnic spots and sculptures to discover. Rendlesham Forest is famous for a supposed UFO sighting in December 1980. There's even a UFO trail, boasting a large model of an alien spacecraft.

Nearest available refreshments are at The Ship Inn in Blaxhall.

Cold Morning Sunrise East Anglia

flat, natural and wider trail. Protected animals around for caution. Clothing iaw weather.

Great place to stop, friendly staff and quick service. There was a nice selection of drinks and homemade cakes on offer, at a very reasonable price too. The only negative was that cycle parking was at the entrance to car park near the road which was away from the indoor and outdoor seating area's. I was able to lock my bicycle to the outer rails near the ramp after seeking permission.

Lots of fun sandy trails in the forest

Alas despite looking there's no standpipe

A nice rest stop with trees for shelter and a covered seating area on the joining play area for when you need shelter from the worst of the weather

Community owned cafe, decent coffee & fresh baking. https://www.stationhousecampseaashe.co.uk/cafeandbookshop

Benches opposite on the square, a welcome (regular) refueling stop.

Containing both Woodbridge Airfield and barracks, MoD Woodbridge takes up a large area in the centre of the sprawling Rendlesham Forest. Originally cut from the forest during the Second World War to create RAF Woodbridge, today it is often the site of Army Air Corps helicopter training exercises.