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This pyramid is in BEDFORD. It is the Oasis Pool. Please edit the Milton Keynes reference.

Bromham Mill Coffee Shop is a charming café located within the historic Bromham Mill complex and is a great place to grab some refreshments on your ride

Beautiful Georgian pub in the heart of Bromham. A great place to wind down after your walk and enjoy some familiar food or a refreshing drink.

Beautiful Grade II listed bridge that crosses the River Great Ouse.

A pumphouse converted cafe with a lovely picnic area which makes for a great spot to grab a refreshment.

No cycling around reservoir

Nice little weir across the River Ouse. Field views for miles around and plenty of birds and wildlife to spot as you take in the scenery.

A pretty stone bridge to get to the equally pretty stone village of Turvey. Good views of the River Great Ouse and the wildlife that lives there.

Beautiful stone church

Cafes and nice buildings river side. Watch out for the "Rower" on the River Ouse

Great waterside riding through the park on Route 51 or using the cycle friendly paths and trails around Priory.

Bromham Watermill is a flour mill on the River Great Ouse. Earlier mills existed on this site, but the current incarnation was built of brick, timber and stone in either the late 18th or early 19th century. Its cafe is a good place to grab a coffee before or after exploring the nearby Bromham Mill Nature Reserve.

The historic county town of Bedford was founded on a ford on the River Great Ouse and has long been a thriving market town. It was once host to a large medieval castle, built by Henry I. Only the motte is evident today, after Henry III besieged the castle in 1224 and ordered its destruction once the conflict was won. It is an important stop over on the Ouse Valley Way, a long-distance trail that follows the river from source to sea. There are a number of places to eat and drink in the town and no shortage of accommodation either.

National Route 51, easy navigating, great scenery and loads of nice places to stop for a coffee

There are a number of road crossings over the River Great Ouse, from which you can access the Ouse Valley Way and this section of the off-roadroute is rideable. Its particularly nice where it follows the river between Bedford town centre and Priory Country Park, where it temporarily joins the Bedford to Sandy Country Way.

A "Green Flag" Country Park managed by Bedfordshire Borough Council. It sits in a large meander on the River Great Ouse and is made up of meadows, lakes (Priory Lake & Finger Lakes), reed beds and woodland. A nice spot for a relaxing ride and just off the disused east-west running railway line between Bedford and Sandy. Cycling's not permitted in some parts of the country park, so be mindful of others.

Beautiful view over the lakes Good cafe with friendly staff

Lovely park and lake with plenty of tracks and routes for all abilities and bike builds.

Great coffee and Pain au Chocolat by the river on Route 51. Also water bottle top ups too. Facility to lock up your bike right outside, which is visible from many tables in the cafe.