The Gravel Adventure through Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire

A gravel cycling route starting from Cambridge

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Experience the enchanting countryside of Hertfordshire along this thrilling gravel route

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Embark on a mesmerizing gravel adventure through the scenic countryside connecting Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. With a total ascent of 427 meters, this 80-kilometer route promises breathtaking landscapes and challenging climbs. Rowley's Hill, the highlight of this route, offers panoramic views that will leave you in awe. Explore the elevated terrains of Therfield Heights and the picturesque village of Therfield, known for its rich history. Baldock charms with its well-preserved medieval buildings, while Guilden Morden showcases a quintessential English village setting. Push yourself to conquer Claypit Hill and be rewarded with stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside. Suitable for well-trained amateurs, this route offers a moderate level of difficulty and an epicness score of 4.

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80 km

427 m

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Start: Grantchester Village center

Cambridge: Pedal through history in the cycling-friendly city of Cambridge.

Cambridge is a bustling city in East Anglia, United Kingdom. It is famous for its prestigious university, cycling culture and beautiful landscapes. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will find plenty of scenic routes to explore in and around Cambridge. The city offers a mix of flat terrain and rolling hills, allowing for various difficulty levels. Some popular cycling spots include Grantchester Road, the Backs, and the surrounding countryside. Cambridge is also home to the annual Tour de France stage and the iconic Cambridge Double Century ride. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and cycling-friendly atmosphere, Cambridge is a must-visit destination for cyclists and tourists alike.