Walks from Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
🌿 River valley, chalk hills, beech woodland, farmland
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Henley-on-Thames sits in a dramatic loop of the river where the Chiltern Hills come down to the Thames, creating a landscape of outstanding beauty. The Chilterns AONB rises directly north of the town, while the Thames Path follows the river in both directions through some of its finest reaches.
A prosperous, handsome riverside town with excellent restaurants and a famous regatta, Henley is one of the most civilised walking bases in southern England — combining the Thames Path, the Chiltern ridges and a network of quiet valley paths.
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Town car parks. Busy on regatta weekends. Henley-on-Thames station (branch from Twyford)
The Anchor pub, Luscombes at the Golden Ball, Two Brothers
- Thames Path to Marlow
- Hambleden Valley
- Fawley & Bix circuit
- Stonor & the deer park
- Greys Court
- Henley to Reading via the river
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🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Henley-on-Thames is covered by OS Explorer 171 / 172. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Thames Path
- Chiltern Way





