Coffee*1 – View of the A-Road to Evesham loop from Worcestershire Parkway

Coffee*1 – View of the A-Road to Evesham loop from Worcestershire Parkway

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Coffee*1 – View of the A-Road to Evesham loop from Worcestershire Parkway

01:53

43.1km

340m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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After 43.0 km for 201 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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View of the Malvern Hills from the Gate

Highlight • Natural Monument

This area has some good views of the Malverns. Watching the mist rise on a chilly morning lets you know it will get warmer.

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Two Poplars

Highlight • Natural Monument

These two windblown trees stand in isolation with the view of Bredon Hill beyond.

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Coffee*1

Highlight • Cafe

Great coffee shop that let you walk your bike through to the courtyard at the back of the cafe for secure parking.

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Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Boundary Marker

Highlight • Natural Monument

Gentle ascent in Little Comberton direction. The boundary marker is situated right along NCN 442, so it is easy to spot.

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Church of St Peter, Little Comberton

Highlight • Historical Site

A 12th century church. The church was first mentioned in 1283 when the advowson belonged to William Fitz Warin.

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View of the A-Road to Evesham

Highlight • Cycleway

Quite a beautiful cycleway, which is a part of NCN 41&442. After a turn, there's an opportunity to follow NCN 41 along the famous Salt Way, which the Romans used to transport salt from Droitwich Spa.

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NCN 442 & 41 Cycle Route to Evesham

Highlight • Cycleway

National cycle networks 442 and 41 follow the dame route within Evesham and split up near Mickleton.

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Pershore Old Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

This was a key crossing point for traders between London and Worcester. Originally built in the 1400s, various repairs have taken place over the centuries to create the grand structure …

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