Cirencester Loop

A road cycling route starting from South Cerney

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Explore the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire on this challenging road cycling route.

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The Cirencester Loop is a picturesque route that takes you through charming villages and rolling hills in Gloucestershire. With a total distance of 73 km and an ascent of 538 meters, it provides a rewarding challenge for experienced cyclists. The route starts near South Cerney and passes through Hankerton, Tetbury, Stroud, Lypiatt Hill, Duntisbourne Abbots, and finally Cirencester. Along the way, you'll enjoy stunning views of the Cotswold countryside and have opportunities to stop and explore the historic towns and attractions.

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Start: South Cerney Village center

South Cerney: Discover the cycling paradise of Cotswold Water Park starting from South Cerney.

South Cerney, situated in the Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, and Bristol/Bath area of the United Kingdom, is an excellent locality for cyclists looking to enjoy outdoor adventures. The town is surrounded by the expansive Cotswold Water Park, offering numerous cycling opportunities on well-maintained paths and trails. Cyclists can explore the park's beautiful lakes, charming villages, and diverse wildlife. Additionally, South Cerney serves as a gateway to the nearby Cotswolds, renowned for its rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. The locality provides a perfect balance between leisurely rides and more challenging cycling routes, attracting cyclists of all skill levels.