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Pace yourself and keep something back for the near 15% gradient section. Gentle finish.

A step/ride back to the 17th century!

Chenies climb is a hard climb and if you like climbing you will probably do it easily

Pednor House is a Grade II listed building in Chartridge, Buckinghamshire. Originally a 17th-century farmhouse, it was enlarged in 1910 under the architects Forbes and Tate in the Arts and Crafts style. The house is a large U-shaped structure with a cylindrical dovecote and stands in a beautiful setting. The grounds were originally designed by Gertrude Jekyll.

Long quite stretch with a nice fast downhill dip and back up before the end of the road.

A quiet and fast way to get out to/from the Chilterns from Amersham or Missenden. Lovely views on all sides and some cracking Chiltern houses to gawp at!

Good place for a coffee stop. "The Deli" serves excellent coffee and has a good range of snacks. There are tables inside and outside or if they're busy, there are benches on the green opposite.

Poet John Milton lived here and there is a small museum on the hill out of town.

Nice village to pause at. The village green has benches and there are two cafés (and a few pubs!)

Just a nice, quiet undulating lane.

I couldn't work out how to work the tap - maybe it doesn't work or maybe I'm a complete idiot!!

This place is awesome and comes completely out of the blue. A very posh house on a small country road.

A Chiltern classic, be sure to turn right at the top for a high-speed descent down Kop Hill. If you're feeling good turn around and go back up, in my opinion, an even tougher climb than Whiteleaf!

Be sure to try the Coke Float, it'll bring you back from even the worst bonk!

If you follow the tarmac left up the very steep hill, it takes you onto Route 57: This is a lovely lane that runs high above the Chess Valley into Chesham, with very little traffic.

Surprisingly smooth single-track road past some lovely properties. It is predominantly downhill before levelling off towards the end of the segment if travelled from SW to NE.

A steep one. Granny gear needed.

This is the tarmacked part of Herbert's Hole. It extends eastwards as a footpath towards Chesham.

A nice hill in Coleshill.

Drydell Lane runs right through this local attraction. The original 17th Century farm building was extended in 1910 into this picturesque Tudor courtyard house.