Attractions around Huntingdonshire

This is a former rail line, converted to a guided bus lane i.e. closed to traffic except buses, which are kept to their concrete "rail tracks". The cycle lane runs … read more

if you are planning for a long Sunday trip then this is one of the best place for take a little break sit down and enjoy the view when you … read more

Best done anti clockwise, which not only is naturally faster but also means you don't accidentally miss an important section easily missed going clockwise, if missed the result is hitting the main road for 1.5mile

This is the last remaining working watermill on the River Great Ouse. A mill has been here for nearly 1,000 years and is currently cared for by the National Trust. … read more

Pretty route through villages and nice roads

St Ives is a place to rest from a long ride and grab a bite. Most importantly, is where the busway ends and that is the easiest way to return to Cambridge.

This is situated in a pretty park in Godmanchester by the river. Some quaint houses and gardens to see.

Handily situated near the end of the Busway cycle route. Often busy so avoid peak times if you don't want to queue.

Website:
waresley.co.uk
cafe is open Monday to Friday 9am until 4pm
Saturdays 9am until 5pm
Sundays 10am until 4pm

Medieval bridge with chapel in the middle. Motorised traffic is limited to emergency and delivery vehicles.

Like so many along the River Great Ouse, Fen Drayton Lakes Nature Reserve was formed when former gravel pits were allowed to flood. Fen Drayton's lakes and pools were created … read more

You can get a coffee and cake here plus you can sit with your bikes in an area out back. Very friendly staff.

mind the cows and the lovely sheep! and the dog walkers. Meadow is liable to flood in very heavy rain (it's right next to the Great Ouse). Don't forget to shut the gates

Make sure to check out the nature reserve.

An excellent old pub, delicious beer too, great pub 😊🍺

Cycle from Earith all the way to Needingworth along this path. At Needingworth you can go through the village to avoid the busy bypass road.

Stunningly beautiful nature reserve. Great for birdwatchers and for taking a break from cycling to get lost in nature.

This was part of the Tour of Cambridgeshire event. If you are doing the race then you probably won’t see the views; shame, they are worth it.

Nice set of ruins with a museum, pretty church and quaint village green.

Only a short climb to be afforded with some breathtaking views.