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A nice connection between Eaton Socon and St Neots if you want to avoid the more congested route through the town centre.

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.

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

Pleasant green space in the heart of St Neots feautring a beautiful mixed woodland containing native specimens of oak, chestnut, plane and lime.

This beautiful footbridge in St Neots spans over the River Great Ouse and connects Riverside Park with Hardwick Road. The bridge is a great vantage point where you can enjoy lovely water views against a backdrop of lush greenery.

Hail Lane is a byway linking the B1046 near Abbotsley with the Medieval Village of Weald and the A428, Cambridge Road. It is narrow and green with plenty of vegetation so it is worth looking out for butterflies during the summer.

Tranquil way to cycle through St Neots. Look out for the fun metal statues of a family cycling.

St Neots is a charming town on the River Great Ouse. The town gained a market charter in 1130, rose to prosperity in the 18th and 19th centuries and expanded significantly from the sixties onwards, as people moved out from London. With its pretty riverside parkland and vibrant nearby nature reserves, there is plenty to interest walkers. Occupying disused gravel pits, Paxton Pits Nature Reserve and Wyboston Leisure Park are two such sites, with plenty of facilities and excellent wildlife spotting opportunities.