We have two route options, 100km and 100miles, Both routes start from One Leisure St Neots and head across the River Ouse via the traffic free Willow Bridge. From there you head west into the Bedfordshire Wolds. At around 12.5 miles the routes split with the 100 milers continuing north for a jaunt through the gently rolling lanes of west Huntingdonshire. Both routes then head south through Bedforshire then turn west, although you might want to make use of the feed station at Great Barford before tackling steep slog up Everton Hill. Now in South Cambridgshire the roads are flatish until small but steep Crodon Hill, but it is worth it for the gorgeous ride through the Hatleys. A few more charming villages later and you're back in St Neots.  

The roads are generally well maintained and quiet. The terrain is mostly gently rolling, but be warned there are a couple of short and sharp climbs that warrant a graded road sign!

All in all it is an ideal ride for winding down before the winter sets in.

Info for Riders

We'll have our usual superbly stocked feed stations plus a mug of tea and a hot plate of beans or cheese on toast back at HQ! HQ has free parking, changing rooms and hot showers. The routes will be fully signed with GPS route maps available and on road support from our broom wagon.