Exploring Fenland Villages Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Oakington

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

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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.

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93 km

202 m

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Start: Oakington Village center

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

11 km

Bird lookoutViewpoint

Bird lookout: Stop at this peaceful observation point amidst the Fenland marshes to catch a glimpse of diverse bird species in their natural habitat.

14 km

FenstantonVillage

Fenstanton: Explore the enchanting village of Fenstanton, known for its striking St. Peter and St. Paul Church and the historic statue of King George III.

37 km

Little BarfordVillage

Little Barford: Pass through Little Barford, a small but picturesque village tucked away along the River Great Ouse, featuring quaint houses and scenic river views.

51 km

Great BarfordVillage

Great Barford: Discover Great Barford, an ancient village boasting medieval charm, a beautiful 12th-century church, and tranquil riverfront pathways.

62 km

St NeotsTown

St Neots: Cycle through the bustling market town of St Neots, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, and the scenic Riverside Park along the River Great Ouse.