Description
This is a modification of SawHav two that avoids the closed path between Sawston and Babraham. It uses the cycleway / footpath alongside, but separate from, the road instead. The main part of the route is still along the Roman Road from Worsted Lodge to Horseheath
This is a modification of SawHav two that avoids the closed path between Sawston and Babraham. It uses the cycleway / footpath alongside, but separate from, the road instead. The main part of the route is still along the Roman Road from Worsted Lodge to Horseheath
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Sawston
Grid Ref
TL4863749365
Lat / Lon
52.12263° / 0.16974°
Easting / Northing
548,637E / 249,365N
What3Words
crispier.polices.published
Haverhill
Grid Ref
TL6715145562
Lat / Lon
52.08319° / 0.43806°
Easting / Northing
567,151E / 245,562N
What3Words
kennels.irritable.squad
| Sawston | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TL4863749365 |
| Lat / Lon | 52.12263° / 0.16974° |
| Easting / Northing | 548,637E / 249,365N |
| What3Words | crispier.polices.published |
| Haverhill | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TL6715145562 |
| Lat / Lon | 52.08319° / 0.43806° |
| Easting / Northing | 567,151E / 245,562N |
| What3Words | kennels.irritable.squad |
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review
Urizen25
17 Mar 2024The route between Sawston and Babraham is not very inspiring, so it may be worth checking if there is a better one once the housing development is finished.
The A1307 near Babraham is very busy, so needs care to cross, but there is a central refuge, which makes it easier. The road through Babraham has pavement all the way.
The Roman Road is a wide, straight path, mainly running between hedgerows. It is a nice walk. In places it had been churned up by bikes and horses when I walked it in March.
At the Haverhill end there is some road walking: the road is not very busy but in places there is no way to get off the road because the hedges come up to the verge.
In Haverhill most of the route is off road or along wide pavements.
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