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Thame Cycling Around 2014.Cdr 10 rides between 12 and 21 miles through Cycling from Thame attractive villages and beautiful countryside key surrounding historic Thame Sustrans National Eythrope Cycle Route 57 (NCR 57) Upper Winchendon Park 0 1 2 3 4km Bridleways (cycleways) Brill Footpaths 0 1 2miles Public houses Boarstall Wood River Thame Horton-cum- Stone This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the M40 Little Nether Winchendon Hartwell permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Studley London Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. B401 Oakley 1 A418 Oakley Wood 21st Century Thame cannot accept responsibility for any errors that may have occurred in producing this map. April 2014 Chilton Upton Sedrup Shabbington Wood Gibraltar Cuddington Haddenham: Church and Village pond Chearsley Dinton Bishopstone Easington Westlington Route 10 Distance 30.0km (18.6 miles) A418 Thame - Shabbington - Ickford - Worminghall - Shabbington Wood - Oakley - Worminghall - Thame Townsend Ford Marsh Leaving Thame at point F Head west and join the A418 to North Haddenham Weston then minor road to Shabbington and through to Worminghall (following NCR 57). From Worminghall there is a Worminghall Long Crendon circular ride around Shabbington Wood through Oakley. Return to B401 M40 Thame via Shabbington and North Weston. Point 1 F St Tiggywinkles Aston Wildlife Hospital Sandford Church End Kimble Ickford Wick Golf Driving Range Clanking Route 9 Distance 31.8km (19.7 miles) Shabbington Little G Little Thame - Shabbington - Ickford - Ickford Kimble Brill Windmill A418 Worminghall - Oakley - Brill - Chilton - Waterperry River Thame Kingsey A4129 Long Crendon - Shabbington - Thame THAME Smokey A4129 Row Leaving Thame at point F Head west and join the Route 1 Meadle Draycot A Owlswick A418 to North Weston then minor road to Distance 33.5km (20.8 miles) F Great B4009 Shabbington (following NCR 57). Thame - Towersey - Sydenham - North Kimble Weston From Shabbington you can do a circular ride Postcombe - Milton Common - B Ilmer Waterstock - Ickford - Shabbington - Waterstock A418 Askett passing Ickford and Worminghall then north to E Towersey North Weston - Thame Oakley and Brill. Head south east from Brill to Chilton Albury C and Long Crendon before returning to Thame via Leaving Thame at point B Tiddington D Longwick Shabbington and North Weston. Point F Head east to Towersey then south, under the Rycote Rycote Monks Chapel The Oxfordshire PHOENIX TRAIL A4010 Phoenix trail to Sydenham. Continue to Golf Course Moreton Rosborough A4129 Postcombe passing under the M40 to South A329 Weston. At South Weston turn rightand head B4445 north to Adwell and then on to Tetsworth. B4404 B4012 Thame Forty Distance 20.8km (12.9 miles) Follow A40 through Milton Common and Route 8 Park Green Milton over A418 to Waterstock and Ickford. Holly Green Thame - Kingsey - Haddenham - Cuddington - Common New Chearsley - Long Crendon - Thame Return to Thame following NCR57 A40 Park Great Milton via Shabbington. Point F Pitch Green Leaving Thame at point A Follow the A4129 east to Kingsey then north Skittle Princes A329 to Haddenham. Continue north on minor roads to Cuddington and then Green Horsenden Risborough M40 Henton west to Chearsley. At Chearsley keep going till you join minor road just Emmington south of Chilton. From here you head south to Long Crendon and return B4009 Bledlow Saunderton Great to Thame on the B4011. Point G Haseley Tetsworth Sydenham Cycling the Kingston Chinnor Stert Distance 33.5km (20.8 miles) Phoenix Trail Route 7 Thame - Kingsey - Haddenham - Cuddington - Winchendon - Route 2 Distance 30.2km (18.7 miles) Stone - Haddenham - Thame Bledlow Leaving Thame at point A Follow the A4129 east to Kingsey then north to Thame - Forty Green - Bledlow - Ridgeway - Lewknor - Tetsworth - Moreton - Great Wood Thame Haddenham. From here you can do a circular ride, north to Cuddington, Ridgeway Upper Winchendon and Stone before returning to Haddenham. Head south to Leaving Thame at point C Head east on Phoenix Trail (NCR 57) till you reach the turning to Crowell Forty Green and Bledlow, then south west on the Ridgeway to Lewknor and South Weston. The Postcombe Kingston Kingsey and return to Thame on the A4129. Point A Stoke Adwell Blount route returns to Thame via Tetsworth and Moreton at point E Talmage A40 Red kite (photo: Cathy Rose) Aston B4009 M40 Rowant Route 3 Distance 21.5km (13.4 miles) Route 4 Distance 19.0km (11.8 miles) Distance 27.8km (17.3 miles) Route 6 Distance 30.1km (18.7 miles) South Route 5 Thame - Towersey - Sydenham - Postcombe - Thame - Longwick - Kingsey - Thame Weston Kingston Thame - Longwick - Meadle - Ford - Haddenham - Thame - Longwick - Meadle -Little Kimble - Marsh - South Weston - Adwell - Thame Park - Thame Wood Leaving Thame at point C Head east on Phoenix Trail Kingsey - Thame Kimble Wick - Owlswick - Kingsey - Thame Leaving Thame at point B Head east to Towersey then south, under (NCR 57) and turn left on B4009 to Longwick. At Longwick Leaving Thame at point C Head east on Phoenix Trail (NCR 57) Leaving Thame at point C Head east on Phoenix Trail (NCR 57) the Phoenix trail to Sydenham. Continue to Postcombe passing under and turn left on B4009 to Longwick. Keep to this road to Meadle and turn left on B4009 to Longwick. Keep to the B4009 to head north west on the A4129 to Kingsey. Keep to the Lewknor the M40 to South Weston. At South Weston turn right and head north A4129 and return to Thame. Point A then north west to Ford. Turn left on minor road to Haddenham Little Kimble then north west. Before Marsh turn left to Kimble Wick, to Adwell and then on towards Tetsworth. Head south east on A40 then head south to Kingsey returning to Thame on the A4129. Owlswick to join A4149. Follow this road to Kingsey and return to before left turn to Thame Park and Thame. Point D Aston Rowant Point A Thame on the A4129. Point A National Nature Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway Reserve M40 www.21stcenturythame.org.uk April 2014 April Council own own T Thame Thame own Council own T Thame and Council This leaflet has been produced by 21st Century Thame with support of South Oxfordshire District District Oxfordshire South of support with Thame Century 21st by produced been has leaflet This Getting around Thame key which continues to Oxford. to continues which B 4011 Thame is part of National Cycle Network Route 57 Route Network Cycle National of part is Thame Sustrans National rail between Princes Risborough and and Risborough Princes between rail The Phoenix T Phoenix The G Cycle Route 57 By bicycle By This map helps you explore the Bridleways (cycleways) ample parking available in the town. the in available parking ample A 4 1 8 south at junction 6. Follow signs to Thame. There is is There Thame. to signs Follow 6. junction at south pathways and byways of historic Football Complex Footpaths From the north leave M40 at junction 8a, or from the the from or 8a, junction at M40 leave north the From Thame By car By Thame. M40 Meadow View Park Public buildings www.nationalrail.co.uk rain information: call 0845 7484950 or visit visit or 7484950 0845 call information: rain T Overleaf are some cycle rides Leisure/Tourism Chiltern Line between Marylebone and Birmingham Snow Hill. Snow Birmingham and Marylebone between Line Chiltern E D G E H I L away from Haddenham and Thame Parkway which is on the the on is which Parkway Thame and Haddenham from away A 4 1 8 taking you through beautiful L Thame is a short bus (280) or taxi ride ride taxi or (280) bus short a is Thame ! Places of worship D By train By countryside and surrounding R O A Skateboard Schools www.traveline.org.uk raveline 0871 200 2233 or visit visit or 2233 200 0871 raveline T villages. Park . Chinnor and ch Stokenchur via ycombe from High W High from Public houses Play Areas at other times. The Arriva Line 40 is a Mon - Sat daytime service service daytime Sat - Mon a is 40 Line Arriva The times. other at R O U N D station. The 280 runs frequently during Mon - Sat daytimes, less so so less daytimes, Sat - Mon during frequently runs 280 The station. QUEENS . It passes by Haddenham and Thame Parkway Parkway Thame and Haddenham by passes It . ylesbury and A and Markets CL. P Parking Cycle parking E S B U R Y L The Memorial Gardens Thame is on the 280 service between Oxford Oxford between service 280 the on is Thame Weekly Market - every Tuesday Y H E A A By bus By wc K D i Information Public toilets Farmers' Market - second Tuesday L of each month L A M B E R T W A D R I V E 4 A Start of cycle routes out of Thame M40 Cattle Market - every Wednesday G and Friday This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the PYM W PYM 5 T Y permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her A40 T H R O P 6 ycombe W Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. BERKELEY ALK High High W A A4010 For information about events, places to eat, Y 21st Century Thame cannot accept responsibility for any errors that A329 i CAVALIER ROAD may have occurred in producing this map. April 2014 ROAD Risborough accommodation and attractions visit Thame Information Cricket Ground A 4 1 2 9 7 C St Mary’s 8 Princes E N D GREENWAY Oxford Centre (Mon - Fri) in the Town Hall. Tel: 01844 212833 U C of E Church D T 8a TON A40 T A418 or go to www.visitsouthoxfordshire.co.uk HAMIL ROAD R I E S T L P A4129 THAME E B K E R O A www.thame.net www.thametowncouncil.gov.uk ROAD A ROAD R C R O M W E L O Thame S H L O A GREN A418 L VILLE K Cricket Club N O R T H M40 CHURCH W B4011 L ORMOND A N E OVER Y
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