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Lovely Cafè. Worth going out of your way to find it.

There’s also the Cock Inn a few yards down the road.

Random village pub, no reason to stop.

Great pub with delicious food and drinks

There’s also a memorial to the Canadian pathfinder bomber crews that flew from RAF Gransden Lodge, which was situated here, during the war.

Random and cool little Windmill at the top of this climb

"The 17th century windmill is owned by Cambridgeshire County Council and is the fifth oldest post mill in the country. The mill is a scheduled monument, one of 15 monuments owned by the County Council. Post mills are one of the earliest types of windmill and are based around a central pole, which meant they could be turned to catch the breeze." Something to enjoy 👀 - if it was working in a day like today with SW 🌬 @27 km/h would b efficient. (Not great for cycling, though).

Now a milkshake and burger cafe. Also does coffee and waffles though. There are Sheffield stands on the street out front a few yards away, which you can see from some of the tables inside.

The main road that runs down one side of it is pretty busy but there are a few cafes around if you want to stop.

A lot of the best graffiti has been painted over with more basic designs but there are still a few colourful pieces left.

Tucked away in Cross Keys Mews opposite the Market Square so you need to look for it. Nice courtyard seating area though once you do find it.

Giddy goat cafe closed on Mondays

2nd Saturday of the month for breakfast at Old Weston Village Hall.

Set just off the high street through an archway. plenty of outdoor seating and space for bikes. Good selection of breakfast/lunch options and decent coffee... not as good as the Alconbury one though!

Not really set up for cyclists - no bike racks outside - but one of your best options in an area with few cafes. EDIT: As of 2024 a new cafe, Bean Theory, has opened at the site of the Hone Coffee Roastery on the Warsley Park Estate, just around the corner from here.

Nice food stop at 17 miles

Very nice and gentle hill for a sprint be carful at the bottom of some holes to the left try to stay right in the middle and mind cars coming from the corner.

Nice view of Godmanchester’s best known landmark from the road beside the river. Only visible if you’re riding north.

Cycle path is on the southbound side so not practical to use going northbound as it involves crossing the oncoming traffic. The bridge itself is good though: smooth tarmac and fairly wide.

Sharp drop off the edge of the plateau overlooking the Ouse valley towards Great Paxton. Flat out!