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A map of the River Thames displaying locks, winding holes and various services available along the length of the waterway.
- River Avon
The river itself runs from a spring in Naseby in...
- Worcester and Birmingham Canal
A total of 58 locks were required between Tardebigge and the...
- Stourbridge Canal
A map of the Stourbridge Canal displaying locks, ......
- Erewash Canal
The Erewash Canal joins Loughborough to the River and River...
- River Avon
The source of the River Thames lies in the Cotswolds and it meanders through Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Surrey before flowing into London. With plenty to see and do along the 210 mile route, you'll never be short of inspiration and ideas.
14 sty 2023 · This circular walk takes you on a gentle stroll alongside the River Thames from Oxford, coming back by the field of Port Meadow. This walk is ideal for anyone wanting some fresh countryside air without going far from civilisation.
Walking and Running Along the River Thames Path. The Thames Path in Oxford offers an easy, well-connected route with several access points. Enjoy nature, wildlife sightings, and seasonal...
From the source of the Thames in the Cotswolds follow this iconic river through stunning countryside, the city of Oxford, famous Henley, past Windsor Castle and Hampton Court and into the heart of London. Explore the Thames Path for three days, a week or even longer.
This walk explores this intricate network of waterways. Look for clues to Oxford's watery history in the names of streets, bridges and pubs. Discover mill streams and flood meadows, walk along an industrial canal and a working river, watch leisure boating and competitive rowing.
Starting near the picturesque city of Oxford, the River Thames via Thames Path offers a delightful 3 km (approximately 1.86 miles) point-to-point hike with virtually no elevation gain, making it accessible for a wide range of hikers.
