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The Banbury Cross Circular

Sat 20th Feb 2027

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Southern England / Oxfordshire
Local Group
Anytime Anywhere
Distance
20ml.
Start Time
09.05
Route
Banbury (main) Railway Station (west exit), Station Approach, Banbury, OX15 5AB. Start time is consistent with four possible arrivals by train: The 08.02 from London Marylebone arriving 09.04; the 08.03 Birmingham New Street arriving 08.54; the 08.13 Birmingham Moor Street arriving 09.05 or the 07.47 Basingstoke via Reading 08.15/Oxford 08.39 arriving 08.57. There is car parking at the station, which is a short distance from M40 exit 11

A rare opportunity to explore the historic town of Banbury and the undulating countryside to the west of the town at the northern tip of Oxfordshire. The walk will include the remains of a castle, an abbey, a canal, sections of two long distance paths and of course the famous ’Cock Horse’

General Notes
Picnic stops only. Moderate pace. Woodland facilities. If intending to come please notify the walk leader by text message/WhatsApp, in advance, if possible, but even on the morning of the walk is fine
Contact
L: Jerome Ripp Tel: M: 07470 196890
Start and Finish

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