Northstowe to Cottenham Road Route

A road cycling route starting from Oakington

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

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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.

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42 km

53 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.

4 km

NorthstoweTown

Northstowe: Begin your journey in the newly developed town of Northstowe, known for its contemporary architecture and serene ambiance.

11 km

Lockspit's viewpointViewpoint

Lockspit's viewpoint: Stop at this elevated vantage point to enjoy breathtaking views of the countryside, sweeping meadows, and vibrant wildlife.

21 km

WitchamVillage

Witcham: Ride through the delightful village of Witcham, famous for its 13th-century church and heritage buildings nestled amidst picturesque farmland.

37 km

CottenhamVillage

Cottenham: Conclude your journey in Cottenham, a quintessential English village adorned with charming thatched-roof cottages and a lively community spirit.