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I find it safe to lock my bike in the market square. They are visible from the cafe windows and the entrance to the fish and chip shop. It gives a bit of peace of mind.

2 hours

One of the best cafes in the area by far, great food / service. Can’t say I’ve had a bad time here in MANY trips !

Cycle off the High Street to the Rugby club, signposted Sports area.

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

A lovely coffee and exceptional cannoli. There is a cycle rack across the road in the market carpark, which is visible from the cafe tables on the street. I will be returning here again :)

Gentle hill climb, good view of the Castle and a nice coffee and cake at the cafe Little shops nice to look round too

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.

Great place to stop and watch the world go by

A favourite with local cyclists. Very nicely paved road, very few cars.

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

Open Weds-Sun 10-1500. Great cafe with freshly made food and lovely coffee. Bike friendly and very hospitable in general.

Beautiful Park to cycle around and also grab a coffee and a bite to eat at the fantastic Pavillion Cafe.

Stunning park with the Pavillion, Cafe and lakes, cycleways

Great place to stop, beautiful location, Covid precautions in place, food and drink excellent

Great easy 5 mile gravel loop

Good service and plenty of space (especially outdoors). Great cycling area!

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.

Olney is a beautiful market town on the River Great Ouse. Its picturesque streets are a great place for a mooch, with independent shops, charming cafes and traditional pubs. Just to the south of the town is excellent walking in Emberton Country Park and its pretty lakes. The town is well known for the Olney Pancake Race, which first took place in 1445. Every year, on Shrove Tuesday, the women of Olney run and flip their pancakes over a fixed distance, all while dressed as 'traditional housewives'.