This more hilly Little Legs starts in Wallingford, and, unlike other Little Legs routes it doesn’t have a coffee shop en-route. The...

This is a beautiful ride dipping up onto the Downs and then along the undulating lanes of West Berkshire. Weaving through villages with...

This little legs route is a perfect starter route for families with children or any beginner on a bike. The roads are quiet, hills...

The Mega Caker is a glorious 232 mile circular ride, broken down into 6 Stages and designed to work as a little cycle holiday. It explores the leafy lanes of the Chiltern Hills, gravel tracks over the Berkshire Downs and quiet corners of the Cotswolds. Every last mile of the route has been meticulously planned, staying well away from main roads and stringing together instead villages (to stop and take pictures in), market towns (to stay in) and tucked away coffee and cake sto

As you will see in the book, the ride description does not give you detailed step by step directions (eg turn left at the church,...

Below you will find a few reference tables as follows: Rides at a glance A directory of all the cafes in the book A table of all OS Maps - just incase you are someone who loves a paper map (I do, I've got a large collection). So read, enjoy, and do let me know if you have any updates to give me! Rides at a glance Title Miles Road Track Start & End Point Nearest Train Station 1. Goring & Ipsden - 25.9 miles 25.9 98% 2% Goring High Street Goring & Streatley 1. Goring Little Leg

This is a bits & bobs page where I'm generally loading up anything bike-related that might be useful when you are doing the Cake Tour....

So, this list is a little bit short at the moment as I've been a bit busy finishing the book. However, I've started it (just) and and the plan is to keep on going until we have lots more Loops across West Berks and Oxfordshire. As you'll see there are lots of loops starting and ending in trainlines (I've started locally but will be working my way further afield). And of course - EVERY ride - has plentiful coffee & cake. So consider this the tip of the iceberg and lets keep a

For those of you with beginner legs or children I've started a list of rides on the quietest tracks I know. Yes, the list is currently as short as those tiny feet on pedals but give me six months and with any luck I'll have LOTS more to add. If you have a loop, or a good track or bike path do please let me know and I'll add it to the list. And, as we all know, when cycling with little people food is generally a must (as well as strong coffee for the parents) - so keep those