DeddingtonBicester

Dedbic one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

19km/12mi

Ascent

175m

Descent

120m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Deddington and Bicester.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Deddington and Bicester.

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Deddington
Grid Ref SP4671731659
Lat / Lon 51.98145° / -1.32119°
Easting / Northing 446,717E / 231,659N
What3Words takeover.paddle.revamping
Bicester
Grid Ref SP5855622400
Lat / Lon 51.89709° / -1.15040°
Easting / Northing 458,556E / 222,400N
What3Words hood.park.sober

Dedbic One's land is

Arable 55.3%
Pasture 24.4%
Urban 20.3%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

reviews


Tnarg

16 Apr 2024 Spring

Walked this route twice once as posted and once tring out a few short cuts. Walked after a lot of rain and the route held up well. One place between Somerton and Deddington was flooded but could make my way around with a little care. The One section I didnt like was walking near the M40, the noise drowned out my auido book :-(. So walking from Bicester to Deddington I suggest the follow detour: half way along the M40 you can turn left on to a footpath, cross stright across the B430 over a stile. cross the field diagonly and enter the Ardley quarry woods near the railway line and walk the SW and NW sides of the woods. The route has more stiles and more steps but less road and noise.
The Somerton Road after Fewcott is not the ideal but no way around that and its not too far.


John

02 Jan 2024 Winter

Lovely walk between Deddington and Ardley. Ardley to Bicester is a bit more functional, Motorway noise, and walking through Bicester, but no way of avoiding that.


Swebbews

06 Sep 2022 Summer

We walked this route starting from Bicester, and found it very much a route of two parts. The first half, from Bicester to Ardley, was very straightforward to navigate, but consisted of walking through the housing estates on the outskirts of Bicester, followed by a farm track and footpaths which were rather more pleasant. We made a slight detour for refreshments to The Trigger Pond in Bucknell, which was a delightful village pub. The route then went alongside the Chiltern Mainline railway and right next to the M40 motorway, which was as expected very noisy. I’d give this first half of the route 3 stars.
By contrast I’d give 5 stars to the walk from Ardley to Deddington. The noise from the motorway disappeared, the scenery was beautiful and it was a thoroughly enjoyable walk.


Hal

17 Jun 2022 Spring

An easy to follow route with not too much on road. What there is appears quiet.


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