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Can see the well preserved platforms from the former station which closed in 1962. Today provides convenient seating, parking, and bike access to the excellent Cole Green Way route.

This shouldn't be a Road Cycling Highlight

Donovan (remember Sunshine Superman, Mellow Yellow) used to live at Buck's Alley Cottage in the late 60s/early 70s

Buck’s Alley - a little bit of Devon in Hertfordshire, reminds me of some of the foothills around the edge of Dartmoor. Charming, but go easy on the descents, gravel and blind corners mean carrying too much speed could catch you out.

Long, straight climb or descent.

Tewin is a beautiful little village nestled between Welwyn Garden City and Herford. It is a quintessential English village with not one but two scenic village greens, a village shop, and even two pubs. Saint Peter's church forms the religious fulcrum of the village, while the Memorial Hall forms the social hub of the hamlet, unless you like your pint of Guiness, and if that's the case, the social hub will be one of the two pubs!

Large green and lots of benches for a stop/rest

Apparently the only complete windmill in Hertfordshire

Beautiful ride out. The “crumbs” bakery in Watton at Stone is a great place to stop for a re-fuel and is very cyclist friendly, with seating both inside and behind outside, with bike parking out back too

Compact gravel and dirt which can be done on road bikes if not raining. Ok if it's wet, but if it's raining or just after a rain, it can be tricky on slick tires as it can gets slippery.

Tewin is a pretty Hertfordshire village with a chocolate box charm. It features a village shop, pub and idyllic village green.

Great place to exit and go through Letty Green across the A414 down Panshanger Lane and into Panshanger Park which takes you through fields woods and by lakes to Hertford.

Nice Small Village in The Heart Of Hertfordshire

hold tight and get ready for a shreddy

There is a roughly parallel route back to the south, via Brickendon. Together it's sometimes called the Hertford South Loop. It uses wider lanes, goes through Broxbourne Woods, passes a pub in Brickendon, but is not too busy for pleasant cycling

Nice climb coming out of the woods and the finale of a section of tough rollers. You're rewarded with a good pub garden at the top of the climb!

Beautiful stretch of downhill coming when heading north, and a tough climb when coming back south. Great road surface in both directions.

Green open and beautiful. Residents take care of the place. Nice little retreat from the city.

Quiet and wide road for riding in a group. Ok tarmac, some pot holes so watch out. Excellent to really get in the zone as there are no traffic lights or give ways for quite a long time. After the right hand bend a bout 2km in (travelling northbound) the road narrows and can be annoying if you have a large lorry/truck behind you as they have trouble passing safely.

Fast 40mph/65kph downhill when travelling northbound. Nice sweeping wide left turn, but careful of the right angle turn at the end. Can be easy to misjudge and go in too fast! Quiet road generally