The Milton route is so named because many of the area’s connections to the famous author and parliamentarian John Milton. Based in Chalfont St Giles during the Great Plague, this is where Milton wrote his epic poem ‘Paradise Lost’ and the sequel ‘Paradise Regained’.



Old Shire Lane is an off road section… read more

The Hampden route is named in tribute to John Hampden, who was an early parliamentarian and takes in some of the area’s most scenic spots including the Great and Little Missenden villages and The Lee, home to the Liberty family.



This Tour is mainly on road and hilly with light traffic. Although parts… read more

The Harding route so named called because of the area’s connection with the martyr Thomas Harding who was burnt at the stake in 1532 for possessing a Bible when this was still forbidden. Several years later Henry VIII or ordered Bibles in English to be placed in all churches. He is remembered today by… read more

This Tour leaves from the busy, small market town of Wendover, through wooded rolling countryside to the outskirts of Tring, situated in a gap passing through the Chiltern Hills.

Starting from Berkhamsted Train Station, this route takes in the beautiful Chess Valley.



From the River Chess, the route follows some lovely unsurfaced woodland tracks to Amersham.



Then you take in the attractive village of Little Missenden and the River Misbourne before climbing out of the valley to… read more

This Tour takes in part of National Cycle Network Route 57, which in its full length runs from Farmington in Gloucestershire to Welwyn Garden City in Hertfordshire. Here though, you ride a section from Great Missenden to Chesham.

From Wendover Hale Lane this Tour leads you to a steep climb through Wendover Woods. The route then takes you along the tops through some lovely woodland bridleways, culminating in Tring Woods.



Tring Woods has some wonderful views over the Vale. Wigginton Village Shop is worth a stop for a coffee or provisions… read more