周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Can see the well preserved platforms from the former station which closed in 1962. Today provides convenient seating, parking, and bike access to the excellent Cole Green Way route.

This shouldn't be a Road Cycling Highlight

The heart of historic Hertford with it's castle and old inn at the gateway to London proper. Great place to stop and take a look around.

It is actually possible - and permissable - to cycle through the grounds of Hertford Castle.

Really enjoyed visiting Hertford Castle. Feels like stepping back in time to the days of William The Conquerer!! 🚴🏼‍♂️

Ayot Greenway is a wonderful off-road link out of Welwyn Garden City toward the Chilterns, which can be subsequently combined with The Nickey Line.

Apparently the only complete windmill in Hertfordshire

Compact gravel and dirt which can be done on road bikes if not raining. Ok if it's wet, but if it's raining or just after a rain, it can be tricky on slick tires as it can gets slippery.

Great place to exit and go through Letty Green across the A414 down Panshanger Lane and into Panshanger Park which takes you through fields woods and by lakes to Hertford.

Easy Trail for All age's

The historic Hertfordshire county town, Hertford dates back to the 10th century and is nestled at the confluence of no less than four rivers: the Lea, Mimram, Beane and Rib. The town is home to the Norman Hertford Castle, which is Grade II-listed. Hertford is the starting point of the New River Path and also features on the Hertfordshire Way and Lea Valley Walk long-distance trails. There is a plethora of amenities and plenty of places to grab a bite to eat.

Shallow bridge across the river Lea. A great place to paddle on extremely hot days - no better way to cool down mid ride!

There is a roughly parallel route back to the south, via Brickendon. Together it's sometimes called the Hertford South Loop. It uses wider lanes, goes through Broxbourne Woods, passes a pub in Brickendon, but is not too busy for pleasant cycling

Nice for a stop and a drink. can access the castle if interested

Beautiful fan tailed Windmill, in a stunning location.

Lovely lane through farmland and low hedges. Watch out for the gravelly bits though.

Nice descent towards Cromer with a swinging right / left double corner which you can take flat out with the right line (but stay on your own side of the road in case of oncoming traffic around the bend).

Another magnificent example of an old Post Mill, complete with sails

not hilly but bumpy:)

Beautiful place , small castle with big history, definitely worth a visit