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Fabulous morning weekday ride.

Great Incline to the top

Runs from Whipsnade to Markyate

Just some classic beautiful riding through the northern ends of the Chiltern Hills near Nettledon. You can pop into nearby Hemel Hempstead for a whole range of great restaurants, pubs and cafs to refuel.

Beautiful forrest vibe lane. Makes you feel close to nature. Watch out for the potholes, especially if you don't have a photochromic lenses as it gets darks with tall trees around.

The foundation for the original building was laid in 1280, where it was a Gatehouse for the northern approach to Ashridge and was used by Henry VIII as part of the hunting grounds. But following heavy damage by Cromwells armies, the lodge was rebuilt by the eminent architect Sir Jeffrey Wyattville in 1823. Little Gaddesden Lodge now functions extremely well as a private home.

The Alford cross is really an Ashridge artefact despite the fact that it stands outside the Park boundary in Little Gaddesden parish. Erected in 1891 to commemorate the life of of an aristocratic landlady (Lady Marian Alford) who influenced the life of many workers on the Estate for some twenty years. More info: https://ashridgevolunteers.blog/2018/06/12/voice-from-the-past/

A plaque and obelisk to mark those that served and returned from the First World War. At the time of the First World War, the total population of the parish was 71. Of these 15 enlisted to serve and all of them returned. There were few places in England where all the men returned safely. These places became known as “Thankful Villages”.