Jesus Green – Trinity College Chapel loop from Cambridge North

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Jesus Green – Trinity College Chapel loop from Cambridge North

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Jesus Green – Trinity College Chapel loop from Cambridge North

05:56

23.5km

40m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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12.2 km

Baits Bite Lock

Highlight • Structure

Useful shortcut from the river path to Horningsea.

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13.8 km

Plough Reach

Lake

14.4 km

The Reach

Lake

16.3 km

Cambridge Museum of Technology

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Cambridge Museum of Technology is the home of our industrial heritage. Learn about the story of sewage and waste disposal in the Victorian pumping station. Discover Cambridge’s forgotten industries in …

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18.0 km

Jesus Green

Highlight • Viewpoint

On the banks of the River Cam, Jesus Green is a public park which is incredibly popular on warm summer days. Avenues of horse chestnut and London plane trees line …

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18.4 km

Punting on the River Cam

Highlight • Viewpoint

With a nice view over the ponts on the Cam and quite many pubs around.

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18.7 km

The Round Church, Cambridge

Highlight • Religious Site

In the church there is an exhibition on Cambridge.

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18.8 km

Trinity College Chapel

Highlight • Historical Site

Dating back to Tudor times, the building of Trinity College Chapel was started by Queen Mary and finished by Queen Elizabeth I. It is open to both visitors and member of the college. For more information see the website trinitycollegechapel.com

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19.1 km

Cambridge Market Square

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Operating as a marketplace since Saxon times, a daily outdoor market with stalls continues to run there. The market square commands a central location in Cambridge.

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19.4 km

Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge

Highlight • Religious Site

A church has been here since Roman times. One section of the current building dates back to 1189 and there have been many alterations and extensions to the building since then. The church is Grade II-listed.

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