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A small memorial and marker stone set back from the road in a lay-by on the edge of the old airfield.

Tough hill heading north then into some beautiful rollers

Lovely village... once home to Queen Katherine of Aragon , and one of the most desirable villages to live in .. in Cambridge.

A double climb, with Belton's Hill from Spaldwick only gaining 20m but with a steep gradient - a power climb - and then a dip down before the second climb up into the village of Barham, again around 20m but longer although there is one steep ramp.

Top of the pull up Belton's Hill.

Short but stiff pull up 30m of gradient on a wide road with decent surface. The descent is fun, ending with a long curving run-out to a T junction.

beautiful area. peaceful cycling

Free fun.. lovely stuff 👌

The Roller Coaster... a very enjoyable descent 👌

Fast, straight descent with a decent surface that eases at the bottom before the T-junction. Put some watts down and you can really fly.

Northamptonshire's community cafe of the year! Freshly baked goods, decent coffee, and a lovely breakfast/lunch menu too. Little space to leave bikes out the front, however if you ask, they will direct you to their garden where they are (usually) happy for you to leave bikes!

Big views from the high ground beyond Monks Wood northwards for miles across the fen, with wind turbines studding the horizon in the distance.

Steepest from the southern side. Not long - only climbs 25m - but the gradient steadily ramps to over 14% as you approach the summit. Best done with a short, sharp effort out of the saddle.

Is it a small town or a big village? Dominated now by the extensive grounds of the independent Kimbolton School.

Well-kept little village green and some picturesque old buildings.

Now sits slightly incongruously by the entrance to a light industrial estate.

Nice little town with shops to refuel at.

Great stop off, good coffee and even have vegan cake options (2) also very comfortable parking the bike up as well away from the road, situated towards the back of the garden centre.

Theres a handy rest area by the church with a bench and a bin incase you have any rubbish you need to empty from your pockets

Kimbolton is one of the smallest towns in Cambridgeshire, but was a very important market town during the medieval period. As a result the town's High Street boasts over 80 listed buildings and retains much of its original historical character.