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Lovely sailing lake with plenty of wildlife

Great cyclist cafe

Good cafe but expensive

Best in the Area

Wonderful Ploughman's Lunch - generous cheese portions!

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Chilterns from this high-up point on the downs. There is a visitor centre and café next door which is a wonderful place to stop and refuel.

Runs from Whipsnade to Markyate

Friently and family lake. Sailing activities and childrens park on

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

Absolute gem of a cycling cafe. Fantastic friendly team. The bestest coffee by Doe & Fawn and amazing cakes.....if you haven't been you're missing a treat. Safe bike parking too.

Short and steep.

New owners, new name, which was confusing as was following Komoot and Musette Cafe is the location of the previous owners and pre refurb! lovely space, friendly and helpful staff. 100% worth a stop on a ride around the Chilterns. Update: Had Komoot update the name of the location, so you aren't confused in late 2023 and beyond.

Reopened in October 2023 with a refurbishment and new owners. Still an excellent stopping place with good coffee and cake

Whitwell is a charming village located near Harpenden in Hertfordshire. Stop at the Bull Inn for a refreshing drink, or visit Emily's Tea Room and grab yourself some delicious cakes or coffee.

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

The foundation for the original building was laid in 1280, where it was a Gatehouse for the northern approach to Ashridge and was used by Henry VIII as part of the hunting grounds. But following heavy damage by Cromwells armies, the lodge was rebuilt by the eminent architect Sir Jeffrey Wyattville in 1823. Little Gaddesden Lodge now functions extremely well as a private home.

A very beautiful and quite lane running next to a bluebell covered woods in April & May

The gates commemerate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2nd June 1953

The road is set back from the best views, as the road levels out look for gaps that provide access to the best views of the Downs and Vale