Sunday Stroll: Radley revisited, 5 miles, easy

This 5-mile circular route takes us from the village of Radley towards Oxford before joining the Thames path.

This walk will be led by Alex.

Please see our website for more information about the group.

Pace: gentle.

Walk details

We're returning to the village of Radley for our Sunday Stroll after flooding back in February caused us to re-route the walk. From the station we set out to the north west skirting the grounds of Radley college towards Oxford.

Just before hitting Kennington we head east in the direction of Sandford Lock, first built in 1631, and join the Thames path back into Radley. In February Sandford Lock and the surrounding area was a few feet under water and completely impassable, lets hope we have better luck in August!

Unfortunately the Bowyer Arms pub will be closed for refurbishment at the time of our visit.

Travel details

By public transport

From Reading take the 10:18 train arriving in Radley at 10:41.

By car

Parking at Radley station. Charges apply.

Notes

• Please bring a drink and a snack.
• Please note: there is NO lunch stop on this walk.
• It might be muddy – please wear suitable footwear.
• Please contact the leader directly if you are delayed on the day or can't find the group (find contact details on our website). We are unlikely to respond to Meetup comments or messages sent on the day of the walk in enough time to be helpful.