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Update Jan 2026. The owners continue to develop the offrering since opening in Nove 25. Now added full breakfast and soup of the day, https://www.facebook.com/p/Ascent-Cafe-61581443589023/

Great cafe, cakes, coffee, pots of tea and bacon rolls. Run by Mark and his team all vert friendly and helpful. Very clean toilets and plenty of room for bikes. Dog friendly for walkers with dogs. Highly recommended

Ampthill is a historic market town located in Central Bedfordshire that dates back to 1219. There are a number of great cafés, pubs and restaurants to discover including The White Hart and Surtin Café.

Not very visible from the road, hidden behind a tall brick wall. You can peep through the old gateway or else from the driveway at the far left of the wall.

Great peaceful place to make a stop on your ride for coffee or drink.

An iconic building in the area that can be really striking in different parts of the year.

Nice pub with good food from sandwiches with chips to meals. Good garden and car park with space for bikes. Excellent toilets. Recommended. If you are cycling from the Grafham caravan site its just about half way round the resevoir. Aug 24 update. The pub is under new management but food still excellent and staff lovely. Recommend steak baguette and chips with pot of tea.

Predominantly gravel in mid section, with single track road at northern end and firm bridleway at southern end (still rideable in Dec). A nice view over Bedford with a flowing descent travelling south to north. Be careful crossing at the North end junction as 3 roads all join on the main roads corner. I like this section as it's a perfect traffic free link from Route 51/Danish Camp into the North Beds villages, to maintain my preferred low traffic rides during the winter months

Great views of Old Warden Park and the Shuttleworth Agricultural Collage

Nice pub that serves food and drink. Perfectly placed to visit while completing Grafham Waters.

Buckden Towers, comprising the Great Tower, walls and grounds, are all that remains of Buckden Palace which dates from 1479. The site of the Palace is over 900 years old and was identified in the Domesday Book of 1086 as belonging to the Bishop of Lincoln. Historically, Buckden has played an unhappy role. Henry VIII's first wife Katherine of Aragon was locked up here for not producing a male heir. A few years after Katherine's death Henry, took his fifth wife, Catherine Howard there to escape the plague in London. However, it was during their stay at Buckden that Henry accused his new young wife of adultery with Thomas Culpeper, eventually leading to her execution. Buckden Towers are privately owned and have conference room and retreat facilities, self-catering apartments and a tea-room.

Cafes and nice buildings river side. Watch out for the "Rower" on the River Ouse

Route 51 is super along this stretch, it follows a disused railway bed.

Great waterside riding through the park on Route 51 or using the cycle friendly paths and trails around Priory.

Really lovely cafe in the Ampthill market square. Gets busy at the weekends.

Great coffee and cycle snacks, the Longholme café is my favourite stop along the river. Still running takeaway from cafe entrance so no need to lock up the bike, reducing faff. A few wooden reels to sit under the trees and enjoy your treat.

Beautiful Park to cycle around and also grab a coffee and a bite to eat at the fantastic Pavillion Cafe.

I used the Greensands Cycleway/Bridleway to come up to the church to avoid the road route, pretty church and lots of daffodils during the Spring

Danish camp where you can stop for a snack, icecream, boat ride or more, great cycling

Lovely hard packed trails, through the Grange Estate along the Great River Ouse