Fairford to Bibury Loop

This moderately challenging round-trip cycling route showcases the beauty of the Cotswolds. Starting in Fairford, you'll pass through South Cerney, Sapperton Hill, Nut Hill, Uckington, Andoversford, and eventually reach Bibury. With a total distance of 104 km and an ascent of 963m, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists who want to explore the idyllic countryside. Highlights along the way include South Cerney, a lakeside village with beautiful water bodies and a range of water sports activities; Sapperton Hill, a scenic climb offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside; Nut Hill, a quaint hamlet with characterful cottages and traditional English gardens; Uckington, a charming village with a delightful mix of thatched cottages and rural landscapes; Andoversford, known for its picturesque setting and peaceful atmosphere; and Bibury, one of the most beautiful villages in the Cotswolds, famous for its honey-colored stone cottages and the picturesque Arlington Row.