'Whilst Cambridgeshire is not classic walking territory, there are still some beuatiful walks to be had within the county. What the county lacks in high hills, it makes up for in wide, spanning vistas and beautiful villages. The south of the county has low, rolling hills that make for enjoyable walks, whilst the northern section enters the Fens, and the rivers can be followed for miles towards their eventual outfalls at the Wash, many miles away.' Some 70 Walks totalling over 1200 miles.

'The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area committee is in the process of being reorganised and refreshed, and whilst this is happening Ramblers’ staff team are helping with the essential work of supporting groups.' (12 February 2016)

Suggested Walking Routes in Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, South Cambs

'Hundreds of Cambridgeshire Walks to Print Free of charge!'

'The Definitive Map and Statement is a collection of certain maps and other documents which together constitute the County Council's legal record of all known public rights of way in Cambridgeshire. The council also keeps records of many of the county's permissive paths. This is where a landowner has agreed to allow the public to use a route on their land, but no legal right of way exists.'

Cambridgeshire County Council

'The main remit of the group is to advise the County Council, as well as District Councils, on the management of the County's public rights of way. The advice of the group is to ensure the continued improvement and protection of public rights of way in Cambridgeshire for the purposes of open air recreation and the enjoyment of the countryside.'

'This web site is dedicated to walks from and around our beautiful town of St Ives in Cambridgeshire. The land is flat, but with tall skies and wide horizons there's a fantastic feeling of open spaces.'

John McKinnie