
Shakespeare's Way (Oxfordshire)
This long-distance path runs between Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon and Shakespeare's Globe, London. Using existing footpaths, bridleways and a few minor roads, the path has been planned to follow, as closely as possible, a route that Shakespeare may have taken on some of his journeys back and forth between his home at Stratford-upon-Avon and the city where he spent most of his productive years [Shakespeare's Way Association].
This trail covers the section of the footpath from the Warwickshire border north west of Chipping Norton to Oxfordshire's border with Buckinghamshire near Stonor.
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- 53.1 miles / 85.4 kms
- 2631 feet / 802 metres
- SP289305 / OX7 5QA
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- Walk and Cycle
- OXFOTR0036
- 8 Oct 2010
Holiday Cottages
Beautiful holiday cottages across the Oxfordshire countryside and ideally located in the historic towns and cities
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Cottages and self-catering accommodation perfectly located for walking and cycling the trails of the Cotswolds
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Readers' Comments
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Thu 28 Dec 2017, 14:47
Rachel
Hi just to let you know we crossed the a 46 and went to continue past the b and b and on to farm land to the village of Sherbourne. The markers and map indicate we were going the correct way but a new tenant on the land refused us a cess and has removed all right of way signs. We had to walk a Hugh loop down a dual carriageway pick up the trail the other side of this farmers land