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Cam Valley Cycle Loop

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Explore the Cam Valley by bike with this detailed circular map, highlighting routes, stations, attractions and refreshment stops along the way.

This circular route is designed to be flexible, whether you’re looking for a full day’s ride or a shorter outing. Experienced cyclists may choose to complete the loop in one go, enjoying a varied and rewarding journey through the Cam Valley. Alternatively, the route can easily be split into smaller sections, with stations along the way providing convenient start and finish points.

Download the route map

Cam Valley Cycle Loop

Difficulty: Mostly Easy / Flat, with an option for a more challenging climb over Chapel Hill

Duration: 2.5 hours to 5 hours depending on speed

Distance: 40 miles, with sections from 1.5 miles to 15 miles

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Photograph of Topcliffe Mill in Meldreth.
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Five children cycling through Barrington

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