Castle Combe Village – Fosse Way Gravel Section loop from Lacock

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Castle Combe Village – Fosse Way Gravel Section loop from Lacock

Moderate

4.5

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Castle Combe Village – Fosse Way Gravel Section loop from Lacock

02:22

40.8km

340m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 567 m for 215 m

After 33.6 km for 101 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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6.48 km

The Sham Ruin

Highlight • Historical Site

Cute historic high street with nice pubs and cafes. Pedestrian only area in the south. Watch out for peacocks.

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11.0 km

Biddestone Village Pond

Highlight • Viewpoint

Straight from the pages of a book, Biddestone is a lovely village brimming with history and charm. You'll find various 17th century manor houses and cottages, as well as a …

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11.1 km

The Close and Anvil Cottage, Biddestone

Highlight • Settlement

Biddestone is a small, picturesque, Cotswold village in north west Wiltshire. It has a small Norman church (St. Nicholas's), two pubs (the Biddestone Arms, and the White Horse) and a …

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13.9 km

The White Hart Inn, Ford

Highlight • Restaurant

Great pub with lovely food and a charming garden by the river.

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16.5 km

Becker's Wood

Forest

16.8 km

Castle Combe is often hailed as the ‘prettiest village in England.' Situated within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the quintessentially English village has regularly been used as a …

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19.5 km

Summer Lane Public Bridleway (Wiltshire Cycleway)

Highlight • Cycleway

Really enjoyable byway to cycle along. Wouldn't recommend going on a road bike unless there's been a dry spell of weather as there are some large puddles and bumps. However, …

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20.4 km

Fosse Way Gravel Section

Highlight • Trail

Built by the Romans during their rule of Britain, the Fosse Way road connected Exeter and Lincoln via Bath, Cirencester and Leicester. Running 230 miles (370 km) in total, the …

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24.0 km