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Part of the Chilterns Walking Festival, this walk will start from the 'Bull on Bell Street' in Henley-on-Thames, home of Brakspear's micro-brewery. Henley was once a thriving inland port. We will follow the historic back streets of Henley down to the River and walk along a beautiful stretch of the Thames Path National Trail towards Hambleden lock. From there we will meander along quiet lanes back to the 'Bull on Bell Street' for a tour of Brakspear’s microbrewery (not normally open to the public!) and a chance to taste their craft beers. Optional home-baked pie lunch and a chance to taste the craft beers made on the premises. The walk will be led by Richard Mayon-White, author of 'Exploring the Thames Wilderness'.
Route Details
Capacity: 15
Distance: 6 miles
Duration: 3 hours
Pace: moderate
Difficulty: Moderate (more challenging, for keen/active walkers)
Meeting arrangements
Meet at the Bull on Bell Street - 57-59 Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA. There is all day parking at Henley on Thames railway station or at Henley Rugby Club, both a 10 minute walk away.
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Chilterns Conservation Board, Brakspear and the Thames Path National Trail
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Henley main trainline and bus routes