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| Cycle Route Location |
| Country | England |
| Town/City | Shenley |
| County/Region | Hertfordshire |
| Start Location | Shenley Rectory Lane |
| End Location | Shenley Centre |
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| Cycle Steps |
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| 1. Once again, another short loop similar to Aldenham and Radlett routes. If you join the 3 together however you get a nice 18-20 mile route. On their own however they are lovely routes for short family cycles. |
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| 2. Starting on Rectory Lane, leave Shenley heading East. Shortly after leaving Shenley you will come to a few triangular junctions, take the keep left and continue cycling along Rectory Lane. |
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| 3. Cycle until you come to a T-Junction, turn right on to Blackhorse Lane, then immediate first right onto Packhorse Lane. |
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| 4. Keep cycling for another 1 mile, miss the first side road right but take the 2nd on to Deeves Hall Lane. |
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| 5. At the end of Deeves Hall Lane, turn right and then take the first left on to Summerswood Lane. |
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| 6. 3/4 of a mile on take the first side road left on to Buckettsland Lane, cycle to the fork on the road, more like a side road right, keep right at this point. |
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| 7. This leads you up to another T-Junction, turning right onto Silver Hill road. This will take you straight back to Shenley. |
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| Landmarks/Pubs for lunch/Sites to see? |
The Cage, 18th century village lock up is worth a look. St Margaret's Church.
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