Routes

This is a circular route starting and ending at the Memorial at Chesham Bois Village. It is a 37 mile loop with a coffee stop at 20 miles. Map and

This ride starts at the memorial in Chesham Bois and takes a route down holloway lane along Latimer road and left up through Flaunden, then skirt around Hemel to Potten

This route begins and ends at the Great Missenden Link road car park. The coffee/café stop is at 22km and is the Orchard view farm.

This is a short 19 mile loop with a cafe around halfway. The route starts and stops at Great Missenden link road car park The Cafe is at the Heraring

The Marina Café at Wargrave used to be called the Local Larder and has now reopened  as “the Cwtch” a home away from home café sitting on the edge of

  Starting at Great Missenden Car Park the route goes along the Rignall road over Long down hill down Cadsden and through Askett to Meadle, Ford, Dinton, Cuddington and Chearlsey

  Distance: 70 miles [sgpx gpx=”/wp-content/uploads/gpx/Waterperry_via_Great_Milton.gpx”] Coffee stop : Waterperry Gardens Café

  This is a circular route and starts at South Heath and goes through the Lee to St Leonards through Chivery and Aston Clinton, across the A41 and a left

Circular route to Waterperry Gardens from Great Missenden Distance: 46.4miles Elevation: 1,790ft [sgpx gpx=”/wp-content/uploads/gpx/Waterperry_1.gpx”]  

This is mainly quiet route starts at Great Missenden Car Park and goes to the Benson Marina which has a river side cafe and returns to Great Missenden Distance: 55.7mi

This is a non stop route starting and stopping from Deep Mill Farm. the routes start along the A413 and turns off onto London road and then left onto Nags

  This route is a non stop loop, starting and ending at the Matilda’s Bistro Cafe in great Missenden. From the Cafe go across  the mini roundabout past the barber

This route is a non stop route, ideal for winter or cold days with a coffee stop at the end of the ride at the Old Post Office in Great

  This route starts at South Heath, Buckinghamshire and winds its way through the Lee to St Leonards Church where the route turns left to go through Ashton Clinton and

  This circular route starts in South Heath and goes through the Lee to St leonards, Cholesbury,D, Studham, Whipsnade and to Dunstable Downs National trust cafe. The return trip is

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Old Amersham Circular route This route is a non-stop circular route that finishes at the lovely cafe Twelve Twenty in old Amersham. There is plenty of parking in the car

This 51 mile circular route starts in Great Missenden and goes to the Velolife Cafe in Warren Row at mile 24. Distance: 51 miles Elevation: 2245 ft [sgpx gpx=”/wp-content/uploads/gpx/Velolife_cycle_cafe_take_2.gpx”]  

This 51 mile circular route starts in Great Missenden and goes to the Velolife Cafe in Warren Row at mile 24. Distance: 51 miles Elevation: 2245 ft [sgpx gpx=”/wp-content/uploads/gpx/Velolife_cycle_cafe_take_1.gpx”]  

This route starts in Great Missenden and goes through the Lee and down to Ashton Clinton through Puttenham, Long Marsden and up to Wingrave, round to Mentmore  and Cheddington, through

The route from Great Missenden to Stanton St John and back is a circular route passing through villages;  Askett, Ford, Dinton, Chearsley, Chilton, Oakley, Horton and to Stanton St John

This route is from Great Missenden to the Barn at Turville Heath. The Barn is  best visited on a sunny day when you can sit outside Distance 44.7 mile Elevation

This circular route start and ends in Chesham Bois and pays a visit to the cycle cafe in Redbourn called the ‘The Hub’ at mile 19 also optional stops at

This route starts and ends at Costas Coffee shop in Beaconsfield and goes down to Dinton Pastures Country Park. The route goes through the following villages – Cookham, Cookham Dean,

This route has some great views. starting and ending in Great Missenden it goes out and around Aylesbury on the quiet roads with coffee/lunch at the Green Dragon ecofarm in

  This cycle route starts at Great Missenden goes through the villages of Askett, Meadle, Ford, Dinton and Cuddingham to the coffee shop Norsk in Fort End, Haddenham. the return

This circular route starts in Great Missenden and goes passed the landmarks made famous by the Great train Robbery in the 1960’s The Great Train Robbery was the robbery of

A there and back route from Great Missenden to the other side of Waddesdon Manor. The route is 95% quiet roads with some lovely paths through Eythrope Park and Waddeson

This route is a circular route from Great Missenden Link road Car Park, to Coopers Roastery in Marlow, a coffee shop that roasts and grinds its own coffee, tucked away

This route is a circular route from Great Missenden Link road Car Park, to Coopers Roastery in Marlow, a coffee shop that roasts and grinds its own coffee, tucked away