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Exploring historical landmarks and enjoying off-road cycling routes in Oakington.


Cycling routes from Oakington

Oakington, located in East Anglia, United Kingdom, is a cyclist-friendly locality with a mix of on-road and off-road cycling opportunities. Cyclists can enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the countryside and explore the nearby villages and attractions. The terrain is generally flat, making it suitable for leisurely rides and family outings. Oakington is known for its historical landmarks and heritage sites, such as the St Andrew's Church and the former RAF Oakington airbase. For those seeking some off-road adventure, the guided and signposted Graveley and Boxworth off-road cycling routes are nearby.

Embark on a road escape through Landbeach and Chatteris.

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99 km
117 m
Tough

Embark on an exhilarating 99 km road escape featuring 117 meters of ascent. This route offers awe-inspiring landscapes, ancient villages, and serene backroads, making it ideal for experienced cyclists yearning for new adventures. Discover Landbeach's unassuming charm, stop by Lockspit's viewpoint for panoramic views, and immerse yourself in Chatteris' rich heritage. As you cycle along, you won't want to miss Welney with its idyllic rural beauty, Witchford with its welcoming community, and the historical allure of Ely. End your journey at Oakington, a place blessed with natural wonders.


Embark on a delightful road cycling journey from Northstowe to Cottenham, unveiling the charms of East Anglia's countryside.

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42 km
53 m
Chill

This road route, spanning 42 kilometers with a manageable ascent of 53 meters, offers a pleasant cycling experience suitable for beginners and intermediate riders. As you follow the picturesque country roads, immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of the region, passing through quaint villages and scenic landscapes.


Embark on a gravel adventure through the Fenland villages and immerse yourself in their rich history and captivating beauty.

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93 km
202 m
Tough

Stretching over a distance of 93 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 202 meters, this gravel route offers a unique glimpse into the charming Fenland region. Journey through atmospheric villages adorned with traditional cottages, ancient churches, and rural landscapes, creating a truly immersive and contrasting experience.


Embark on a road cycling adventure through Wilburton and Ely, immersing yourself in their unique atmospheres.

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92 km
139 m
Tough

Venture out on a challenging 92 km road cycling experience featuring 139 meters of ascent. This route is perfect for experienced cyclists seeking a rich mix of cultural heritage and bucolic landscapes. Explore the tranquility of Wilburton, known for its historic church and beautiful countryside. Marvel at the architectural wonders of Ely, including the majestic Ely Cathedral and scenic waterfront. With its diverse attractions and historical charm, this road adventure promises a memorable journey through the heart of East Anglia.


Indulge in a scenic gravel tour through Lolworth and Earith.

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57 km
67 m
Chill

Embark on a scenic 57 km gravel tour with a gentle ascent of 67 meters. This route is suitable for cyclists of moderate skill levels. Traverse the charming village of Lolworth, adored for its serene countryside and iconic water pump. Enjoy stunning vistas from Bird lookout and Woodhurst, which offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. As you cycle towards Earith, feast your eyes on the rustic charm of this tranquil village situated along the idyllic Great Ouse River. Conclude your journey with a revisit to Oakington, a village surrounded by natural beauty.


Embark on a thrilling road cycling adventure through Impington and Fowlmere.

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63 km
176 m
Tough

Take on the challenge of a 63 km road loop, featuring a total ascent of 176 meters. This route is ideal for experienced cyclists seeking a blend of scenic landscapes and charming villages. Discover the beauty of Impington, traverse Clarke's Hill for panoramic views, and explore the historic sites of Great Shelford. As you cycle through the idyllic countryside, be sure to stop at Fowlmere, a tranquil village known for its picturesque nature reserve and abundant wildlife. This route is packed with attractions that showcase the true essence of East Anglia's beauty.


Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of East Anglia as you embark on this picturesque road cycling loop to Great Paxton.

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105 km
337 m
Tough

With a distance of 105 kilometers and an ascent of 337 meters, this road route is suitable for experienced cyclists seeking captivating scenery and moderate challenges. The route takes you through charming villages, rolling hills, and meandering rivers, offering a perfect blend of natural and cultural attractions.


Discover the scenic landscapes around Dry Drayton and Eltisley on this gravel loop.

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45 km
176 m
Tough

Embark on a 45 km gravel adventure exploring the picturesque villages and countryside near Oakington. This route offers gentle ascents totaling 176 meters, making it suitable for moderately skilled cyclists. Experience the charm of Dry Drayton, enjoy panoramic views from Crow Hill, and admire the historic buildings in Eltisley. With its idyllic rural setting and peaceful atmosphere, this cycling tour provides a wonderful escape from the city.


Embark on a gravel odyssey from St Ives to Ramsey, uncovering the hidden gems of Fenland's natural and cultural heritage.

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104 km
115 m
Tough

This captivating gravel route spans 104 kilometers, providing an enthralling adventure through the unique Fenland landscape. With an ascent of 115 meters, the route introduces you to charming villages, breathtaking vistas, and historically significant sites. Immerse yourself in the Fenland's tranquility and marvel at the scenic beauty surrounding you.


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Cottenham

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Willingham

Cycling through picturesque countryside and exploring the rich biodiversity of Wicken Fen Nature Reserve.

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Swavesey

Discovering the beauty of Cambridgeshire Fens and cycling through the historic Cambridge area.

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Over

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Outer London — East and North East

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Outer London — West and North West

Scenic rides on the outskirts of London with some challenging climbs.

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