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1. activeenglandtours.com › stories › thames-pathA Guide to Walking & Cycling the Thames Path | Active England

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   Jan 18, 2024 · The Thames Path National Trail starts in Trewsbury Mead, Gloucestershire, and finishes at the Thames Barrier in Woolwich, London. The source of the Thames is marked with a stone inscribed with the words: “The Conservators of the River Thames 1857 – 1974. This Stone was Placed Here to Mark the Source of the River Thames”.

2. walkthethames.co.uk › thames-path-distancesThames Path distances - Walk The Thames

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   Pinkhill 45.9. Just past the lock, the Path takes a minor detour away from the river and behind the Pinkhill Boatyard (pictured left), along the busy B4044 (Swinford to Farmoor) and back to the river.It's possible to leave a car by the roadside.The distance is where the path meets the road. Swinford Bridge 46.9.

3. waypoint51.com › trails › thames-pathThames Path guide - by those who, literally, wrote the book ...

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   With magnificent varied scenery and passing so many ancient sites, this is as much a walk through history as an easy ramble beside a river. The guide includes: * Thames Path map – plus 99 detailed walking maps (1:20,000) plus separate plans for the towns and villages en route.

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4. walkthethames.co.uk › how-to-get-thereHow to Get There - Walk The Thames

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   Generally speaking the Thames Path is quite well served by public transport. Here we explore the public transport links of each of the 5 sections: Source to Oxford As you might expect this is the least well-served of all the sections on the route. Oxford itself has excellent connections with trains to London and Birmingham. The only […]

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5. www.fellwalk.co.uk › thamespathThames path, walking guide to Thames path with many photos ...

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   The Thames path is an easy route both in terms of ground and route finding. Finding camping sites would be difficult along parts of the route. 180 miles (290k) 12-14 days. (Windsor to source fits into a week). Minimal ascent, 5m to 110m in 180 miles, with a few minor ups and down along the way. Security.

6. www.nationaltrail.co.uk › en_GB › trailsRoute Description - Thames Path - National Trails

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   The Thames Path is a long distance walking trail, following England’s best-known river for 185.2 miles (298 km) as it meanders from its source in the Cotswolds through villages and cities to the Thames Barrier and on to Woolwich. The Thames Path now continues along the England Coast Path National Trail to Grain in north Kent, making the first ...

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   How far is the Thames Path?

   • The Thames path is an easy route both in terms of ground and route finding. Finding camping sites would be difficult along parts of the route. 180 miles (290k) 12-14 days. (Windsor to source fits into a week).

   Thames path, walking guide to Thames path with many photos

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   How far is the Thames Path walk from the source?

   • Hi Andrew My wife and I have just completed the Thames Path Walk, from the Source to the Thames Barrier. Question – at the Source the Barrier is 184 miles away. At the Barrier the Source is180 miles away. We seem to have lost 4 miles!!

   Planning your Thames Path walk - Rambling Man

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   Is the Thames Path well served by public transport?

   • Generally speaking the Thames Path is quite well served by public transport. Here we explore the public transport links of each of the 5 sections: As you might expect this is the least well-served of all the sections on the route. Oxford itself has excellent connections with trains to London and Birmingham.

   How to Get There - Walk The Thames

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   What is the Thames Path National Trail?

   • That’s the Thames Path National Trail, and it’s a National Trail like no others. It doesn’t follow the whole of the river’s journey – it stops some miles off the coast at the Thames Barrier – but the trail follows a good chunk of it. And as it goes along, you see the river change.

   Planning your Thames Path walk - Rambling Man

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   What is included in the Thames Path Guide?

   • With magnificent varied scenery and passing so many ancient sites, this is as much a walk through history as an easy ramble beside a river. The guide includes: * Thames Path map – plus 99 detailed walking maps (1:20,000) plus separate plans for the towns and villages en route.

   The Thames Path - Waypoint 51

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   How long does it take to walk the Thames?

   • Walking and stopping overnight at Thame's side inns is one of the best ways to enjoy the Thames, we try to do it as often as possible along the Thames path. The Thames path is an easy route both in terms of ground and route finding. Finding camping sites would be difficult along parts of the route. 180 miles (290k) 12-14 days.

   Thames path, walking guide to Thames path with many photos

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8. ramblingman.org.uk › planning-a-thames-path-walkPlanning your Thames Path walk - Rambling Man

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   Mar 15, 2017 · The Thames Path in the Country by David Sharp and Tony Gowers. The Thames Path in the Country by David Sharp and Tony Gowers, covers the trail between the source and Hampton Court. It includes plenty of information about the trail, as well as Ordnance Survey Explorer scale (1:25,000) maps for the whole route, and show plenty of the area around ...