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Slow Ways linking Berinsfield and Abingdon, Chalgrove, Didcot, Oxford, Wallingford
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Berinsfield’s five Slow Ways are 50% checked
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Walk to Berinsfield from further afield
Slow Way | Route | To do | ||||||||
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Abingdon—Berinsfield
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Abiber one |
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4 X |
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Verify me | Distance 10km/6mi | Ascent 42m | Descent 46m | ||
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Berinsfield—Chalgrove
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Bercha one |
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4 X |
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Review me | Distance 10km/6mi | Ascent 46m | Descent 37m | ||
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Berinsfield—Wallingford
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Berwal one |
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4 X |
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Verify me | Distance 11km/7mi | Ascent 23m | Descent 32m | ||
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Didcot—Berinsfield
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Didber one |
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4 X |
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Review me | Distance 10km/7mi | Ascent 89m | Descent 88m | |
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Oxford—Berinsfield
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Oxfber one |
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U U |
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Verify me | Distance 15km/9mi | Ascent 63m | Descent 64m |
Collective progress
70% of Berinsfield’s five route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified
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5 people have contributed to Berinsfield’s Slow Ways
4 people have pledged to walk and review a route
4 people have surveyed a route in Berinsfield
57km out of 57km have been walked and reviewed
118km of reviews have been shared in Berinsfield
Latest Updates
The footpath that crosses the A4074 as you pass between Berinsfield and Dorchester is hard to spot but the map is accurate, a spot of GPS is handy at that point, there is a footpath sign it is just hidden by the trees....
Edensyard
when I first arrived in this area I remember noticing the big skies around Didcot and this walk makes the most of them....
Edensyard
From here you must track diagonally across fields which can be confusing, and there is a short section on the busy A4074 to rejoin the route on the far side, which is again confusing as the markings through Nineveh farm are not clear....
Edna1
The section running parallel to the railway line has a very short section of overgrown bramble which makes it slightly tricky....
FootpathFaye
If you're planning to walk this route and finish with refreshments, then I recommend starting at Berinsfield, because Wallingford has a range of options, while Berinsfield has next to nothing....
Martin McGovern
The section between Burcot and Berinsfield is on pavement next to a road, but the section to the north of the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (marked Thame Lane on maps) is also solid. Having said that, the remaining sections are on pasture or farmland, and not recommended for wheels. Sights - as well as the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (home of the largest temperatures in the solar system - see https://ccfe.ukaea.uk/research/joint-european-torus/ for details), the walk passes the Culham Motocross Park, and the location of the first pound lock on the Thames....
Martin McGovern
The first quarter starting from Berinsfield is on road, but were relatively quiet on the Sunday morning when I walked it....
Martin McGovern
This route has several interesting elements. At Little Whittenham there's the environmental learning charity Earth Trust; part of the route through Dorchester runs along the Roman road; and the village of Berinsfield was built on the site of a second world war air base....
Martin McGovern
This was particularly true of this route, with two significant sections (one running westward out of Marsh Baldon towards Nineveh Farm, and one from the A4074 to Lower Farm) being difficult to identify. The Marsh Baldon section was a wheatfield which had been harvested, and was therefore easy to cross, but the A4074-Lower Farm section had fully grown pea plants on it. I didn’t have the same problem at the same place, but there were several bullocks at Marsh Baldon....
Martin McGovern
I walked part of the Oxford to Berinsfield route with the intention of completing the whole route and doing a survey....
emmajt
WendyTobitt added Didber one, a new walk from Didcot to Berinsfield
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Abiber one, a new walk from Abingdon to Berinsfield
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Bercha one, a new walk from Berinsfield to Chalgrove
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Berwal one, a new walk from Berinsfield to Wallingford
Walk this routeSlow Ways added Oxfber one, a new walk from Oxford to Berinsfield
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Berinsfield’s Slow Ways starting point
Grid ref
SU5698996391
Lat / Lon
51.66342° / -1.17743°
Easting / Northing
456,989E / 196,391N
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