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Friendly little cafe - dogs allowed inside

Lovely place to visit and sit outside. We stopped there recently for coffee and cake, thoroughly enjoyed it with excellent service. They will accept cash so will get my business in the future.

I choose not to stop for coffee and cake as it's a little expensive and they don't accept cash. Their business so it's up to them but I choose to go elsewhere where they do accept coin of the realm.

"The church of St Lawrence in Willington is situated to the west of the village, close by the National Trust properties of the Willington Dovecote and Stables. Limited parking is available by the roadside outside the church or in the Dovecote car park." It's a very nice place. I enjoyed relaxing and taking a portion of peace of mind.

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

Enjoy fantastic views down the River Great Ouse from Great Barford Bridge. Barford Bridge is an impressive landmark dating back to the 15th century. It was originally built from sandstone and limestone and has an impreswsive 17 arches!

This outstanding 16th-century building is a National Trust owned property once used as a dovecote and stables.

A lovely stop on the way between Bedford and St Neots. Cycling friendly and good coffee.

The River Ouse is navigable by canal boat from here West to Kempston.

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

Great stretch alongside the Ouse. Some road noise from the bypass but doesnt detract from a lovely circular route.

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

A nice and generally quiet road with some nice villages in this area.

The path here is great for riding but many walkers and dog walkers. The Danish Camp was shut down due to Covid when I went through last time but looking forward to going back again when it is back up and running again.

A great stop on the Varsity Line path. It doesn’t always look like the photos (flooded at the time).

Lots of sheep in this area, great for photos!

Great bacon sarnies, amongst other treats.

Great Barford Bridge is a splendid 15th-century crossing over the River Great Ouse. It is a Grade I-listed structure and boasts 17 brick arches. The bridge was originally made of limestone and sandstone but changes in the 19th century created its current form.

Roxton, nestled by the River Great Ouse, is a small but charming Bedfordshire village. It is on the route of the Ouse Valley Way, a long-distance footpath that follows the river from source to sea. The best accommodation options in the village are Church Farm B&B and the Royal Oak, which also serves great pub food.

It's a national cycle route, it's off-road and it's in the country side. Links up well with other local routes too