Walks you can reach from Radley by train
Berkshire · South East England
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Alternatively, view walks directly from Radley.
Oxford Circular via Port Meadow (Oxfordshire)
8 minutes direct from Radley.
Flat riverside towpaths, water meadows, canal towpath, Oxford city streets, college lanes and historic squares.
Time: 4h–8h
4 lunch spots: Wolvercote (1h–2h30 in) — the Trout Inn, Godstow, or the Jacob's Inn; plus the Perch (30m–1h in), or the Anchor (2h–4h in)
8 end-of-walk rewards: the Lamb & Flag, Oxford, the Red Lion, the Turf Tavern, the Bear, the Crown, the Royal Blenheim, the Castle Pub, or the Jolly Farmers
Warnings: Two fifths urban. Can be flooded.
Adapted from: Time Out Country Walks Volume 1.
Similar walk: the Saturday Walkers Club.
Didcot Parkway Circular via Wittenham Clumps (Berkshire)
15 minutes direct from Radley.
Thames Valley farmland, riverside paths, attractive villages, Iron Age hill forts and a nature reserve.
Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).
King's Sutton Circular via Aynho (Northamptonshire)
30 minutes direct from Radley.
Open fields, Cotswold villages, long views and gentle countryside.
Walk details: the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).
Appleford Circular via Wittenham Clumps (Berkshire)
6 minutes direct from Radley.
Thames Valley farmland, riverside paths, attractive villages, Iron Age hill forts and a nature reserve.
Warnings: Infrequent trains from Appleford, especially at weekends — check return times.
Source: A shorter variant of Didcot Circular – the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).
King's Sutton to Banbury (Northamptonshire)
30 minutes direct from Radley.
Open fields, Cotswold villages, long views and finishing into Banbury.
Source: A longer variant of Kings Sutton Circular – the Saturday Walkers Club (tips, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).