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St Neots

Cambridgeshire


Slow Ways linking St Neots and Bedford, Cambourne, Godmanchester, Huntingdon, Kimbolton, Potton, Riseley, Sandy

England / Cambridgeshire / St Neots

St Neots’s eight Slow Ways are 59% checked

Drawn: 8/8
reviewed: 7/8
verified: 2/8
and surveyed: 2/8

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Walk to St Neots from further afield

Slow Way Route To do
Bedford—St Neots
Bedstn one Review me Distance 22km/14mi Ascent 67m Descent 80m
Kimbolton—St Neots
Kimstn one Review me Distance 14km/9mi Ascent 99m Descent 118m
Riseley—St Neots
Risstn one Pioneer me Distance 18km/11mi Ascent 99m Descent 139m
Sandy—St Neots
Sanstn two

Double check Distance 14km/9mi Ascent 65m Descent 53m
Sandy—St Neots
Sanstn three Enjoy me Distance 16km/10mi Ascent 79m Descent 91m
St Neots—Cambourne
Stncam one Review me Distance 21km/13mi Ascent 185m Descent 132m
St Neots—Godmanchester
Stngod one Review me Distance 16km/10mi Ascent 32m Descent 39m
St Neots—Huntingdon
Stnhun one Enjoy me Distance 16km/10mi Ascent 46m Descent 48m
St Neots—Huntingdon
Stnhun two Review me Distance 16km/10mi Ascent - Descent -
St Neots—Potton
Stnpot one Review me Distance 15km/10mi Ascent 85m Descent 106m

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Collective progress

63% of St Neots’s eight route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

10/10

drawn

9/10

reviewed

4/10

surveyed

2/10

verified

7 people have contributed to St Neots’s Slow Ways

1 people have pledged to walk and review a route

4 people have surveyed a route in St Neots

152km out of 170km have been walked and reviewed

216km of reviews have been shared in St Neots

Latest Updates

But you're soon out next to the river, then across through narrow passages past Little Paxton. The path is varied, from wide gritted paths to narrow paths ducking under trees and stepping over branches. Portholme Common is flat grassland with some standing water....

Strider

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St Neots—Huntingdon

Strider added Stnhun two, a new walk from St Neots to Huntingdon

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I tend to agree with the comments about the Huntingdon end of the route though the street section wasn't too bad. The path had been maintained when I walked....

Philip Le Marquand

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Philip Le Marquand took this photo on Stnhun one

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The crossings of the A1 coming out of Sandy and later at Tempsford are impassable and involved short but necessary detours The last part of the walk was along a busy road with no footpath....

Philip Le Marquand

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The path through tiny Gipsy corner copse was quite overgrown, The path across the field from Gipsy Corner to the golf course had been ploughed and had crops on it (perhaps visible in winter) but I walked around the field alongside a rivulet which had a path rather than walk through the crop. Another long path beside a huge field, across a road, over a low slung wire 'gate' into a field close to a moat which seemed to have over-spilled into the field. Entering St Neots outskirts there is a little suburban walking then a very pleasant cycle/walking path through parkland before crossing a bridge into St Neots town center....

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A long stint, mainly due to long stretch along former roman road which is now a mixture of footpaths and road walking. No amenities along the main stretch of the route, despite shop in suburbs in St Neots. Bring good walking boots and plenty of refreshments....

Hannah

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chrisbpr surveyed St Neots

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This is a long Slow Way, with no real stopping points along the main section of the route....

andy_mackay

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Nice walk following a Roman road part of the way which surprisingly became rather vague and overgrown in places. When crossing the abandoned and overgrown Abbotsley golf course the path was nicely mowed! Had a enjoyable lunch sitting on a shaded bench on Potton village square....

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andy_mackay surveyed Sanstn three

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Sandy—St Neots

andy_mackay added Sanstn three, a new walk from Sandy to St Neots

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watsonp63 surveyed Bedstn one

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Difficult access in places for less mobile people and busy in places with cyclists especially at the weekends Beautifully quiet in the evenings...

watsonp63

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Almost the same walk as StnHun one following the Ouse Valley way. Again avoid walking into Little Paxton and keep following the Ouse Valley Way all the way to St. Neots....

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Avoid the walk along the Buckden Road out of Huntingdon and follow the great Ouse Valley Way out of Huntingdon and also past Little Paxton. I stopped at the Paxton Pits reserve cafe for a lovely cup of tea and refill my water bottle! Lots of kissing gates so not suitable for wheels....

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One gate to open an no styles, missed the turning to follow the old Roman road through abandoned Abottsley golf course, not sure if there was a sign. Some road walking but apart from through Caxton village they were very minor roads....

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DENNIS ROBERTS surveyed Stnhun one

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Lovely walk along the Ouse but would be better to follow the Ouse Valley Way along the entire route rather than following the road at the Huntingdon end - the road is busy and has to be crossed twice whereas the OVW stays on paths and enters Huntingdon via Mill Common straight to the bus station. If going to the Visitor Centre at Paxton Pits take the path in the Nature Reserve to the OVW rather than going through Little Paxton. The OVW is well waymarked ....

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DENNIS ROBERTS took this photo on Stnhun one

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Enjoyable walk from Kimbolton to Hail Weston across farmland and then route followed a rather busy B645 into St. Neots. Although there was a nice wide Cycle/Foot path the traffic was quite busy....

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St Neots

danravenellison surveyed St Neots

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Bedford—St Neots

Slow Ways added Bedstn one, a new walk from Bedford to St Neots

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Kimbolton—St Neots

Slow Ways added Kimstn one, a new walk from Kimbolton to St Neots

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Riseley—St Neots

Slow Ways added Risstn one, a new walk from Riseley to St Neots

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Sandy—St Neots

Slow Ways added Sanstn two, a new walk from Sandy to St Neots

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St Neots—Cambourne

Slow Ways added Stncam one, a new walk from St Neots to Cambourne

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St Neots—Godmanchester

Slow Ways added Stngod one, a new walk from St Neots to Godmanchester

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St Neots—Huntingdon

Slow Ways added Stnhun one, a new walk from St Neots to Huntingdon

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St Neots—Potton

Slow Ways added Stnpot one, a new walk from St Neots to Potton

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St Neots’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

TL1813160207

Lat / Lon

52.22742° / -0.27185°

Easting / Northing

518,131E / 260,207N

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Facilities

Users have reported that the following facilities can be found within 1km of St Neots's meeting point

Public toilet

Wheelchair accessible toilet

Supermarket or convenience shop

Restaurant, cafe or pub

Accommodation

Accommodation for under £50 a night

Campsite

Bothy

Free wifi

Mobility scooter hire

Off-road wheelchair hire

Disabled Parking

Train station

Bus stop

Ferry

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