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The heart of historic Hertford with it's castle and old inn at the gateway to London proper. Great place to stop and take a look around.

It is actually possible - and permissable - to cycle through the grounds of Hertford Castle.

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An easier traverse eastbound.

Really enjoyed visiting Hertford Castle. Feels like stepping back in time to the days of William The Conquerer!! 🚴🏼‍♂️

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!

Cafe in High Street

Large green and lots of benches for a stop/rest

June 2024

Unfortunately now closed.

Great coffee and food. Friendly staff. Nice surroundings.

Apparently the only complete windmill in Hertfordshire

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

They have the most amazing cakes in the area. The only downside is they're not as cycle-friendly as some other places. There isn't really anywhere to safely store your bike. Can also be busy at the weekends.

Nice Small Village in The Heart Of Hertfordshire

Time to climb

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The historic Hertfordshire county town, Hertford dates back to the 10th century and is nestled at the confluence of no less than four rivers: the Lea, Mimram, Beane and Rib. The town is home to the Norman Hertford Castle, which is Grade II-listed. Hertford is the starting point of the New River Path and also features on the Hertfordshire Way and Lea Valley Walk long-distance trails. There is a plethora of amenities and plenty of places to grab a bite to eat.

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

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