Henley-on-Thames and Aston Walk
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Henley-on-Thames and Aston Walk
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The Henley-on-Thames and Aston Walk boasts low elevation and lovely, varied views, ranging from shimmering waterfronts to vast open fields to shaded woodland. Families and those looking for a relaxing stroll will appreciate the partially paved terrain! This walk can get muddy during wetter months, so consider proper footwear before going.
Getting there
To get to the start of the Henley-on-Thames and Aston Walk, head to Meadow Road, which will lead you to a parking lot along the River Thames at the River and Rowing Museum. Parking here requires a fee!
About
| When to do | Year round |
| Backcountry Campsites | No |
| Pets allowed | Yes - On Leash |
| Family friendly | Yes |
| Route Signage | Average |
| Crowd Levels | Moderate |
| Route Type | Lollipop |
Henley-on-Thames and Aston Walk
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Henley-on-Thames and Aston Circular Walk Description
The Henley-on-Thames and Aston Circular Walk is a fun, family-friendly morning or afternoon activity that follows a partially paved path along River Thames while also taking you through open fields and shaded woodland. The scenery along this walk is embroidered with charm!
After walking along the river for about 1969ft, you will take a right just before The Red Lion Hotel to cross the River Thames. Continue straight past the Leander Club to start your loop around! Once you finish your circuit, you’ll meet back up with the same 1969ft-long path along River Thames, which you’ll take back to your car.
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