River Thames Riverside Path – Iffley Lock loop from Kassam Stadium

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River Thames Riverside Path – Iffley Lock loop from Kassam Stadium

Moderate

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River Thames Riverside Path – Iffley Lock loop from Kassam Stadium

02:39

10.3km

60m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 27, 2026

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2.85 km

The King's Arms, River Thames

Highlight • Pub

This perfect country pub is situated right on the banks of the River Thames and offers walkers a rest and refreshing drink or bite to eat in a cosy setting.

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2.92 km

The King's Arms, Sandford-on-Thames

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Sandford on Thames dates back further than the Domesday Book of 1086. The name reflects the ford and crossing point of the river. The river meadows have also made farming …

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3.42 km

Proof

Highlight • Cafe

Amazing baked goods and sweet treats, coffee is very nice too!

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5.50 km

River Thames Riverside Path

Highlight • River

Simply beautiful stretch of running along the serene River Thames. Sections of the path can get a little muddy after rains so it's best to visit after a dry spell.

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5.60 km

View of the River Thames from Kennington Bridge

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A great place to escape from the sun and stop for a quick drink in the shade offering amazing views of The Thames.

Head over the bridge to Oxford, or, away from the bridge towards Abingdon.

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6.15 km

Isis Bridge

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Opened in 1965, the Isis Bridge is the modern road bridge over the Thames south of Oxford.

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6.63 km

Iffley Lock

Highlight • River

Watch canal boats navigate up and down the river at the picturesque Iffley Lock.

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6.67 km

Mathematical Bridge, Iffley Lock

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Oxford has its own "Mathematical Bridge," a hidden timber footbridge located at Iffley Lock on the River Thames. Built in 1923 by the Thames Conservancy, it is a smaller-scale replica of the famous 1749 Mathematical Bridge at Queens' College, Cambridge

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