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The Thames Path
From the Sea to the Source by Leigh Hatts
A handy pocket sized guidebook for anyone planning to walk the Thames Path. The easy riverside route heads upstream from the Thames Barrier to the source of the Thames 180 miles away. Opened as a National Trail in 1996, you walk past London's historic buildings to the tranquil countryside at the source in Gloucestershire. More...
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Seasons
Throughout the year.Centres
Windsor, Maidenhead, Marlow, Henley, Dorchester, Abingdon, Newbridge, Oxford, CrickladeDifficulty
Easy riverside walking. The Thames Path is 180 miles in 20 stages, described in sections between 4 Read More... and 16 miles long.Must See
Royal Naval College, Greenwich; Hampton Court; Runnymede; Windsor; Cliveden; Hardwick House; Read More... Oxford; Kelmscot ManorSummary Map
Introduction
The Route
1. Thames Barrier to Tower Bridge (9 miles; 14.5km)
2. Tower Bridge to Putney (10 miles; 16km)
3. Putney to Kingston (13 miles; 20.9km)
4. Kingston to Chertsey (11 miles; 17.7km)
5. Chertsey to Staines (4 miles; 6.4km)
6. Staines to Windsor (71?2 miles; 12km)
7. Windsor to Maidenhead (61?2 miles; 10.5km)
8. Maidenhead to Marlow (7 miles; 11.2km)
9. Marlow to Henley (81?2 miles; 13.6km)
10. Henley to Reading (9 miles; 14.5km)
11. Reading to Pangbourne (7 miles; 11.2km)
12. Pangbourne to Goring (4 miles; 6.4km)
13. Goring to Wallingford (7 miles; 11.2km)
14. Wallingford to Dorchester (5 miles; 8km)
15. Dorchester to Abingdon (9 miles; 14.5km)
16. Abingdon to Oxford (91?2 miles; 15.2km)
17. Oxford to Newbridge (131?2 miles; 21.7km)
18. Newbridge to Lechlade (16 miles; 25.7km)
19. Lechlade to Cricklade (101?2 miles; 16.8km)
20. Cricklade to Source (121?4 miles; 19.7km)
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