John Bunyan Trail
Circular from Sundon Hills Country Park · Easy
The John Bunyan Trail is a circular route of about 77 miles (124 km) that starts and finishes at Sundon Hills Country Park in Bedfordshire. It was created by the Bedfordshire Group to celebrate the RA Diamond Jubilee and is dedicated to the memory of John Bunyan, the Puritan Evangelist and author of Pilgrim’s Progress, which he wrote in prison.
The route passes through a number of attractive villages and scenic countryside, taking in many places of historic interest connected with Bunyan. He travelled the county preaching, which in Charles II’s time was illegal, and he was arrested and jailed for 12 years.
Walks on the John Bunyan Trail

John Bunyan Trail Interactive Map
Route map for John Bunyan Trail by Walking Rambler on plotaroute.com
Links to Other Trails
There are links with the Greensand Ridge Walk, Icknield Way Path and North Bedfordshire Heritage Trail. The waymarked Clay Way (11½ miles, map online), which follows the West Bedfordshire Clay Ridge, is partly coincident with the Trail at Cranfield.