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Easy Gravel Ride with some stunning views

Beautiful old church, worth seeing

Take a moment to enjoy the view

This climb is a leg-burner, perfect for a serious workout. In reverse, it’s a scenic, enjoyable downhill, offering sweeping views of the countryside - so a rewarding ride in either direction.

Mind out for traffic and potholes. Nice countryside riding

One of the best cafes in the area by far, great food / service. Can’t say I’ve had a bad time here in MANY trips !

Excellent little shop for refuelling !

Great coffee and vegan cake options.

The source of the River Welland issues as a spring at Spring Croft, Church Street in Sibbertoft.

From the direction we came from (railway path) there's a steep hill to get over, especially when fully laden, but the coffee and food is worth it. There's also a Co-op shop over the road for snacks!

Good coffee and selection of cakes and savoury, co-op opposite for ride snacks etc

A fun climb, not too hard with a great view. Well worth it.

You won't find many grander locations for your mid ride pit stop! A lovely terrace to sit out on and refresh before continuing on your way.

Stunning views across the valley as you leave or head towards Market Harborough.

The church in Hannington is dedicated to St Peter and St Paul and is one of only two in England with a bisected nave; the other (at Caythorpe in Lincolnshire) had a north aisle added in Victorian times, spoiling the symmetry, and therefore this church could be considered to be unique in England. Once a major part of village life, the church was built in the late 13th century, though it incorporates some stonework from an earlier period. By the mid 19th century the church had fallen into a serious state of disrepair and was little more than a ruin, but thankfully in 1869 the building was restored to its former glory and a new Rectory was built alongside it. The person responsible for this was the Rector, John Downes. He personally paid for the restoration and for the building of the Rectory, now called Hannington House. It was John Downes' wife Lucy who founded the school in Hannington in 1871, and this school building still exists and is used as the Village Hall. Ref. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannington,_Northamptonshire

Open Weds-Sun 10-1500. Great cafe with freshly made food and lovely coffee. Bike friendly and very hospitable in general.

One of my favourite stretches. Easy to find some gravel round there too if that's your thing.

Great coffee and cracking cake selection, now allowing sit in (covid).

There is a cafe, public toilets and bike shop providing bike hire at the top of the main carpark, with open grassed areas (perfect for picnics) leading down to a childrens play area and then the main walking/cycle path around the water. To the left of the grass beside the other footpath is an accessible garden with raised beds.