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Dorchester Wittenham and the Thames Cycle Route
England > Oxfordshire > Dorchester, Oxfordshire
Cycle Route Details | |
Route Name | Dorchester Wittenham and the Thames |
Distance : miles (km) | 6.96 (11.20) |
Duration(hh:mm) | 00:45 |
Difficulty | |
Posted By | IANS |
Calories Burned | kcal |
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Cycle Route Location | |
Country | England |
Town/City | Dorchester, Oxfordshire |
County/Region | Oxfordshire |
Start Location | Bridge End, Dorchester |
End Location | Dorchester |
Cycle Steps | |
Start at car park on Henley Road Go S down Bridge End & turn R into Watling Lane. Where this turns R, go L onto bridleway towards Days Lock. Cross bridges over Thames & carry on up track until manor reached on R. Take bridleway on L towards Wittenham Clumps (optional detour up to clumps is great place for picnic with wonderful views). Go through woods following track 7 diversion around far until wallingford Rd reached. Follow this over Thames & take next track on L following Thames path signs until Wharf Rd reached. Go across Henley Rd & follow road to Warborough. Through village take Hammer Lane on L 7 follow this straight on to bridleway which eventually reaches River Thame. Turn L & follow this until road at Overy reached. Turn R & follow path over weir (no cycling) which becomes path over meadows until outskirts of Dorchester reached. Turn L into Manor Farm Rd & then Queeen St turning L when Henley Rd reached to return to starting point. |
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Landmarks/Pubs for lunch/Sites to see? | |
Wittenham Clumps River Thames Dorchester Abbey Tea Rooms |
Cycling Clubs located in this region | |
Banbury Star Cyclists Club | |
Le Club Velo des Moutons Noirs | |
Mid Oxon |
Your comments? | ||
posted by:A_Villager | Rating : | difficult : |
Please note that on the section "Follow the Thames Path" take you through a very small kissing gate which we had to lift the bikes over (with the help of some walkers). Then - as this section was NOT a bridleway, we walked our bikes to Wharf Road. I'd recommend taking the Shillingford Road to Henley Road rather than the foot path. | ||
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