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The valve tower at Grafham Lake homes the controls that operate the opening and closing of the gates/valves allowing the reservoir water to be correctly regulated. The tower was built in the 1960s and resembles something of a spaceship!

Paxton Pits is a beautiful nature reserve situated in St Neots in Cambridgeshire. The reserve has a rich array of fantastic wildlife such as nightingales, cormorants, and kingfishers, as well as a mosaic of beautiful vegetation and habitats such as reedland, scrub, woodland, meadows, and lakes.

This is a gorgeous little lake situated in the Paxton Pits Nature Reserve in St Neots. There is a wooded trail that runs along the shore where you can catch fantastic views across the water, you may even spot some local waterbirds too.

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

Built in the 1960s, the Valve Tower at Grafham Water is space age in design. It houses the equipment used to regulate the flow of water. The reservoir was built to accommodate a water supply for the new town of Milton Keynes.

Built in 1963, Buckden Marina is a picturesque spot between the villages of Buckden and Offord Cluny. There's room for 250 boats, as well as waterside chalets on stilts, some of which offer accommodation. There's a cafe by the water, or alternatively you could walk to the Horseshoe Inn, which serves good food in the nearby village of Offord Cluny.

Located just over the Japanese bridge in the park if you get caught short.