Walking and Cycling in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
The diversity of the Cambridgeshire countryside will delight the visitor. Its scenery ranges from small villages nestling in gently undulating hills in the south to the man made landscape of the Fens in the north-east.
The sky plays a vital role in this landscape rewarding the visitor with glorious sunsets. So whether it is walking or cycling by the county's rivers or through ancient woodland; visiting the wide range of nature reserves, or visiting the larger cities of Cambridge and Peterborough or the smaller market towns throughout the county, Cambridgeshire has something for all ages and interests.
The following are suggested walking/cycling routes for you to enjoy! Alternatively use the browse button to find lots of routes through Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Cambridge
South Cambridge Sculpture Trail 1
Cambridge City Centre Sculpture Trail 2
West Cambridge Sculpture Trail 3
Fenland
Apples and Ale route.pdf Wisbech Cycle Map.pdf
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon Town Walk.pdf St Neots Town Walk.pdf
St Ives Town Walk.pdf Ramsey Town Walk.pdf
Kimbolton Town Walk.pdf
Route 1 - Huntingdon and Grafham.pdf Route 2 - Huntingdon and Alconbury.pdf
Route 3 - Stilton and Wansford.pdf Route 4 - Stilton and The Giddings.pdf
Route 5 - Sawtry and Barham.pdf Route 6 - Spaldwick and Keyston.pdf
Route 7 - St Neots and Kimbolton.pdf Route 8 - St Neots and The Gransdens.pdf
Route 9 - St Neots and Yelling.pdf Route 10 - St Neots and Buckden.pdf
Route 11 - Godmanchester and Graveley.pdf Route 12 - St Ives and Oldhurst.pdf
Route 13 - Sawtry and Ramsey.pdf Route 14 - Sawtry and Stilton.pdf
South Cambridgeshire
Fulbourn Circular
From flower gardens to gentle waterways in Cambridgeshire & Cambridge.
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