This path goes behind houses and around two sides of a field. Two other pubs along the way are now closed (2018).The route: starting at Abingdon Bridge, take the Thames Path downstream (southwards, turning right if coming out of the town). There is easy walking on the Thames Path, but the ferry involves steps and the way back through Chertsey Meads is across rough meadow-land that is wet in winter and is sometimes flooded. City … The white building was once an inn. Read facts about the Trail and watch the Trail video.Find out about the Trail and use the interactive map to explore accommodation, services and attractions on the route.Use the interactive map to plan your own trip, use the distance calculator and save your itinerary.Promote your accommodation or other business, share your Trail photos and favourite places.Choose and book a National Trail break or be inspired by our suggested itineraries.
Read our blog post, Walking the Thames Path. The road ahead goes back to the Manor House and the car park.This circular walk of three miles starts at Newbridge and follows the Thames Path beside the river for about a mile and a half. Circular Walk in Turner's Footsteps. Along the High Street, there's the 14th century coaching inn, Bel and The Dragon and the 17th century King’s Arms. In this last field, the path goes through the hedgerow to a small wood, where it leads you back to Newbridge near the Maybush Inn. An exciting walk along the River Thames from Goring to the mighty Thames Barrier in the city of London. Or turn left along the Thames Path for a circular walk. Cross the bridge, and turn right in Dumsey Meadow, opposite the Kingfisher pub. A good time to make this walk at Cricklade is in April and May when the fritillaries are in bloom. At the end of the lane, a footpath sign shows the way beside the mill to Hurst Meadow. This is where research into nuclear fusion (the Jet Project) has been done. Discover mill streams and flood meadows, walk along an industrial canal and a working river, watch leisure boating and competitive rowing. Proceed down Clover Place or Back Lane - free at the time of writing.Water walk: This walk takes you through the dramatic Goring Gap, with the hills dominating the Berkshire Downs to the west and the wooded Chilterns to the east. Read facts about the Trail and watch the Trail video.Find out about the Trail and use the interactive map to explore accommodation, services and attractions on the route.Use the interactive map to plan your own trip, use the distance calculator and save your itinerary.Promote your accommodation or other business, share your Trail photos and favourite places.Choose and book a National Trail break or be inspired by our suggested itineraries. This starts the footpath that goes back to Newbridge. At the far side of Dumsey Meadow, continue along the Thames Path past the colourful houseboats. Take the footpath on the left side that goes beside a wood to get to the southern corner of Chertsey Meads. SeePicturesque Henley-on-Thames is located on the banks of the River Thames in Oxfordshire, 6 miles north of Reading.Henley is a historic market town with a wide range of shops, cafes and restaurants to suit most tastes and budgets.From Henley Hart Street cross the bridge over the River Thames on the left hand side.