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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”.

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4. 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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5. getoutside.ordnancesurvey.co.uk › guides › all-aboutWalk or cycle the Thames Path | OS GetOutside

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   Jan 5, 2022 · Ultimately, the Thames Path is a wonderful trail that displays both the splendour of London and the beauty of the surrounding countryside, all while following the ever-flowing River Thames. For more information on the Thames Path including maps, history and key points of interest, check out the OS Walk London Urban Map.

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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 ...

7. monkeysandmountains.com › thames-pathWalking the Thames Path: 184 Miles of Beautiful Nature and ...

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   Start Point: Tilehurst. Distance: 12.3 miles (19.7 km) Finish Point: Henley-On-Thames. Reading is a fairly busy city, but luckily the Thames Path remains relatively quiet, which makes a nice contrast. As you leave Reading, you’ll be treated to wooded hills, impressive houses, and the River ...

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   What is the Thames Path?

   • Ultimately, the Thames Path is a wonderful trail that displays both the splendour of London and the beauty of the surrounding countryside, all while following the ever-flowing River Thames. For more information on the Thames Path including maps, history and key points of interest, check out the OS Walk London Urban Map.

   Walk or cycle the Thames Path | OS GetOutside

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   How far is the Thames Path from London?

   • The Thames Path now continues along the England Coast Path National Trail to Grain in north Kent, making the first Source to Sea National Trail in the UK of 232 miles (374 km). Distance chart – distances between places from the Source to Teddington Distance chart – distances between London bridges The Source to Cricklade – 12.3 miles (19.7 Km)

   Route Description - Thames Path - National Trails

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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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   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.

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   How do I get to the Thames Path?

   • Train times and connections can be found on the National Rail website. In the Greater London section of the trail, the Thames Path is extremely well served by public transport in the form of National Rail, London Underground or London’s extensive bus network.

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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.

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

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   Mar 15, 2017 · Home > Planning Your Own Walk. Planning your Thames Path walk. Published 15 March 2017. Last updated 15 November 2023. Father Thames, standing guard over St John’s Lock, Lechlade. Thames Path. Length: 184 miles, 296 km. Type: National Trail. Time required: 14-18 days.