Leventon House B&B

Fen Rivers Way (Final Cambridge section)

Follows flat, paved towpaths and riverside trails through Cambridge's meadows and commons, making it fully buggy and wheelchair-friendly with no inclines whatsoever. Perfect for families with toddlers and dogs on leads are welcome throughout. Showcases classic Fenland scenery with grazing cattle, traditional punts gliding past, and lovely views of Cambridge's historic college backs. An easy, accessible riverside stroll ideal for casual walkers wanting gentle exercise with proper facilities nearb

Stow-cum-Quy Fen SSSI

Explores a protected fenland Site of Special Scientific Interest with flat, easy terrain along boardwalks and grassy paths. Perfect for families and manageable with all-terrain buggies on drier days, though some sections can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds. Excellent birdwatching opportunities with rare wetland species, plus stunning wildflower displays in spring and summer across this distinctive East Anglian landscape.

Horningsea and Clayhithe River Walk

Follows the River Cam north from Clayhithe through flat fenland countryside to Horningsea village. Mostly level terrain on riverside paths and quiet lanes, though some sections can be muddy after rain. Suitable for older children but uneven surfaces make buggies tricky. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful waterside views, pub stop in Horningsea, and good birdwatching opportunities along the river.

Beyond Anglesey Abbey Walk, Anglesey Abbey

Long Explorer's Route, Anglesey Abbey