Take part in the Cotswolds & Severn Vale circular cycling tour
Gloucestershire, Cotswolds
ShareEnjoy a circular self guided cycling holiday tour, so you spend a week exploring the Cotswolds & Severn Vale, on your bike with optional day routes.
Cycling is a wonderful way to see the stunning scenery and distinctive character of the area, with time to pause and explore en route. The routes range from the gentler slopes of the Severn Vale, to the sharper escarpments leading you up and down the rolling Cotswold Hills and valleys.
The variety of terrain gives every cyclist a chance to enjoy the extensive network of quiet country lanes. There is even an alternative less strenuous route around Gloucester should you wish to enjoy a more relaxed couple of days cycling further up the Severn Vale.
With wonderful accommodation, pubs and cafes to stop off it is time to get on your bike and ride in The Cotswolds.
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