Walks you can reach from Tackley by train

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Oxford Station Circular via Port Meadow (Oxfordshire)

9m direct from Tackley.

15km. Flat terrain. 4h–6h30.

Flat riverside towpaths, water meadows, canal towpath, Oxford city streets, college lanes, and historic squares. Can be flooded.

Highlights: Pitt Rivers Museum and Oxford.

Lunch stops in Wolvercote (1h–2h in): the Trout Inn, Godstow, or the Jacob's Inn. Other lunch stops: the Perch (30m–1h in), or the Anchor (2h–3h30 in).

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.

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Radley Station to Oxford Station (Berkshire)

9m direct from Tackley.

Easy: 11km, flat terrain. 3h.

Riverside path and flat and easy-going; surfaced. Can be very muddy or boggy; Sections prone to flooding after heavy rain.

Documented by Railwalksdownload GPX route

King's [Sutton Station](/train-stations/east-midlands-of-england/northamptonshire/kings-sutton) Circular (Northamptonshire)

15m direct from Tackley.

17km.

Open fields, Cotswold villages, long views, and gentle countryside.

Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

King's [Sutton Station](/train-stations/east-midlands-of-england/northamptonshire/kings-sutton) to Banbury Station (Northamptonshire)

15m direct from Tackley.

23km.

Open fields, Cotswold villages, long views, and finishing into Banbury.

A longer variant of Kings Sutton Circular – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

Appleford Station to Radley Station (Berkshire)

15m direct from Tackley.

14km. Flat terrain. 3h30.

Pleasant scenery; picturesque. Riverside path and flat and easy-going. Can be very muddy or boggy; Sections prone to flooding after heavy rain.

Documented by Railwalksdownload GPX route

Banbury Station Circular via Milton Church (Northamptonshire)

15m direct from Tackley.

17km.

Gentle farmland, fields, wooded boundaries, villages, quiet lanes, and canal. Map reading required.

Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

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