Click on the map above or browse through the list below to find free downloadable cycle rides in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds.
A 17 mile circular horse or mountain bike ride that circles what remains of the ancient Wychwood Forest, taking in the villages of Ascott under Wychwood, Leafield, Stonesfield, North Leigh and the small town of Charlbury.
A short easy ride (6.5 miles) through the Evenlode Valley passing quiet villages past churches and pubs. A short climb into Churchill.
A delightful short tour (14 miles) passing the site of an ancient abbey and visiting a beautiful secluded Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve. Quiet lanes and few gradients.
A medium distance ride (16 miles) on quiet lanes passing through the ancient Wychwood Forest area and past a restored Cotswold sheepwash. Catch the train back or return via Chadlington.
A great route (19 miles) up over Chastleton Barrow passing Chastleton House then the Rollright Stones. Catch the train back or return gently along the Evenlode Valley visiting Evenlode and Adlestrop. A few climbs.
A chance to visit both Chastleton House, the Rollright Stones and drop in on Chipping Norton (19 miles). Great views from Kingham Hill and Chastleton Camp – but that means a few climbs!
A classic tour (26 miles) across wold and along valley. Explore Widford Church and the histories of the Fettiplaces, the Mitford Sisters, and the Levellers! Some steady climbs, great views and well deserved descents.
An interesting day ride (26 miles) visiting the Cotswold Farm Park via Bourton-on-the Water. Mostly quiet lanes but some hills.
A long day ride (39 miles) for the cycling enthusiast, up and over the Evenlode Valley passing historic houses and villages and dropping into the Windrush Valley to visit a wildlife park. Quiet country lanes but some climbs along the way. Allow time for stops.
A moderately easy 10 mile circular ride, mostly on minor roads with one small stretch of bridleway, passing a number of good pubs
A leisure ride on quiet roads, cycleways and tracks. Upto 18 miles long, this circular route passes through Woodstock and is accessible by train from Tackley railway station.
Sustrans Regional Route 47, is a waymarked 17 mile ride from Witney to Northleach passing through Burford. The route consists of cycle paths and country lanes along the Windrush Valley. The route is undulating but never steep - with one exception approaching Farmington. There are several pubs along the way.
34 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
34 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
38 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
Various options giving rides from 5.5 to 11.5 miles
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
29 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
35 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
30 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
41 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)
27 mile circular route
One of an old series of circular, on road touring routes published by West Oxfordshire District Council but long out of print (and occasionally very out of date!)