What's New
What's New is an archive of updates and new walks, rides and places to unwind that have been published on the Let's Go! website over recent months.
Exploring historic Ampthill Park
The Woolnough Trail takes you around the park and reveals the story behind its design and development.
Updated 12/11
Clophill Discovery Walks
There are 6 new walks to discover, all starting from the village of Clophill. Discover ancient Cainhoe Castle, or venture further afield to Haynes and Chicksands Wood.
Walk 5 Walk 6 (a map of all footpaths in the area)
Updated 12/11
Wootton and Bedford's Green Gateway
Explore the village of Wootton and Bedford's Green Gateway on this 4 mile walk.
Click here for more information.
Added 11/11
Upper Lea Valley Walk
Prepare to enjoy this easy self-guided stroll from the source of the River Lea following the course of the river into a beautiful green area of the town then through Luton town centre. If you wish to extend the walk, you can continue into the Bedfordshire countryside to the borough boundary at Lower Harpenden Road.
Added 10/11
Cycle Bedfordshire
The Chalgrave Heritage Trail
This circular trail takes you back in history as you discover Chalgrave's hidden history.
Click here for more information.
Added 07/11
There's more to Toddington...
than the motorway services! Five varied walks in and around Toddington have recently been updated.
Toddington to Harlington Circular Walk
Toddington to Chalton Circular Walk
Toddington to Harlington Wood End
Walks updated December 2010
Gateway to the Wolds
Explore the rich farming countryside to the north of Bedford with these two walks from Hidden Britain.
Rides in the Wolds
Riding, Cycling, Walking the Wolds - the choice is yours with three new routes from Hidden Britain. And there are horse-friendly pubs along the way!
Ancient Walks
Enjoy a peaceful walk in the North Bedfordshire wolds. Hidden Britain have four walks in this unspoilt part of the county.
The Grange Estate
The Grange Estate, part of the newly created Bedford River Valley Park, is now open with surfaced paths for walkers, cyclists, horse riders and those who just want to enjoy the riverside views. It's close to Bedford and accessible from the established rights of way network