In East Cambs you’ll find a network of signed paths and routes for walking, cycling, wheeling and exploring outdoors.
From weekend walks taking in tea rooms, beauty spots and historical landmarks, to long-distance bike rides, there are lots of ready-made routes including the impressive 8.2-mile route on the National Cycle Network from Ely to Wicken Fen alongside the River Great Ouse.
There are even some fabulous dog-walking trails, like this one in Lode. Or you could plan your own unique route using our interactive map which will also show you dog-friendly places to stop for refreshments and if they have bike racks.
If you need some more inspiration, we’ve gathered just a few suggestions to give you an idea of the range of options available.
Discover three ancient villages as part of the Fen Edge Trail linking the landscape of the Fen Edge to the local geology, history, culture and wildlife.
Find out why the humble eel is so important in Ely’s history, as you walk its unique Eel Trail.
Stride along Devil’s Dyke, Britain’s finest Anglo-Saxon earthwork of its kind, a five-mile trail offering far-reaching views across Burwell and Swaffham Prior.
