Wallingford Bridge – Grim's Ditch loop from Wallingford

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Wallingford Bridge – Grim's Ditch loop from Wallingford

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Wallingford Bridge – Grim's Ditch loop from Wallingford

01:41

27.2km

260m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Chilterns National Landscape

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831 m

River Thames at Wallingford

Highlight • Viewpoint

Very Oxfordshire. The Thames. Lots of pubs. Lots of historic sites. Great restaurants and a bloody big Waitrose. It's living the dream.

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1.54 km

Wallingford Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

This impressive medieval bridge over the River Thames allows you to step back in time. Built in the 14th century. Wallingford Bridge is 900 feet (270 m) long and has …

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1.64 km

View of St Peter's Church from Wallingford Bridge

Highlight • Religious Site

View of St Peters Church across the River Thames from Wallingford Bridge.

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8.32 km

View of the Rolling Hills and Wildflower Fields in Chilterns National Landscape

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The road takes you through sprawling fields of wildflowers and crops, adding bursts of colour to the landscape hills. This is a fantastic road for cycling, with spectacular views a plenty!

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10.9 km

Round Copse

Forest

21.1 km

Grim's Ditch

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There are many prehistoric bank and ditch earthworks in the Chiltern's region, and many share the name Grim's Ditch or Grim's Dyke. This one is thought to have been a …

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21.7 km

Trail to Blue Tin from King Bill Pub

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21.8 km

Downhill Road Section Near Wallingford

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Head away from Wallingford to enjoy the fast run

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26.0 km

Wallingford Market Place

Highlight • Historical Site

Wallingford, in the county of Oxford, is probably the best-known setting for "Inspector Barnaby". The city is the inspiration for the location "Causton" in the series. In the market town …

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