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Henley-On-Thames

Bluebell Wood – Bottle and Glass Pub loop from Henley-on-Thames

Moderate

5.0

(1)

8

riders

Bluebell Wood – Bottle and Glass Pub loop from Henley-on-Thames

01:21

17.0km

190m

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: July 18, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Chilterns National Landscape

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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1

438 m

Henley-on-Thames: Riverside and Bridge

Highlight • Viewpoint

Henley on Thames is a classy Oxfordshire town on the Thames, famous for its long rowing history, the famous Henley regatta and the equally excellent Henley Festival-all part of the English summer season. Well worth a visit, stylish walks, lovely pubs and countless cafes and restaurants. Very busy and difficult to access during the Regatta weeks, it can be good to get there by train with frequent trains from London/Reading via Twyford.

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2

5.15 km

Bluebell Wood

Highlight • Forest

Bluebell wood on the right with access from footpath. Early May for best views

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3

5.73 km

Bottle and Glass Pub

Highlight • Pub

great place for a pit stop, either in the old pub or in the barn

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5.75 km

Bones Wood and Gillsmithers Wood

Highlight (Segment) • Forest

This area is a number of different woods, including Bones Wood and Gillsmithers Wood. It's a large enough area to be able to lose yourself amongst the tall beech trees, and be (mostly) cut off from the noise of the roads. Towards the north of the segment, there are remains of an old quarry in the forest - see if you can spot them!

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10.7 km

Bridleway to Henley via Brockley

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Spectacular bridleway descending to Henley

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16.6 km

This United Reformed Church building was opened in 1908.

Designed by Hampden W. Pratt, it is an impressive brick structure with yellow stone dressings, gothic-style tracery, and flamboyant Art Nouveau glass — a clear statement of the Congregationalists’ importance in the town.

In 1995 a new building project was initiated to encompass the church and halls all within a covered concourse as well as adding modern halls and a small chapel.
This new community centre, called the Christ Church Centre, was opened at the church in 2000.


Cit. christchurchhenley.org.uk/discipling/history

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17.0 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types

5.05 km

4.25 km

3.08 km

2.19 km

1.56 km

640 m

128 m

Surfaces

6.11 km

5.16 km

4.04 km

1.14 km

432 m

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Friday 4 September

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