Vale Way

Oxfordshire

The Vale Way is a new route (2015) through the Vale of White Horse in Oxfordshire. It was devised by the Vale of White Horse Ramblers generally running East to West and connecting the three market towns of Abingdon, Wantage and Faringdon and goes through a number of the larger villages such as Steventon and Stanford in the Vale, as well as other smaller settlements. Geographically it travels from the source of the River Ock to where it flows into the Thames in Abingdon.

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Details:

Path Type:	Other Paths
Attributes:	Other Paths Easy
Start:	SU504972 - Abingdon-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Finish:	SU273908 - Longcot, Oxfordshire
Open Date:	2015
Web Sites:	The Vale Way

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Publications, Badges and Certificates:

External PDF	Vale Way - 1: Abingdon to Steventon  (Vale of White Horse Ramblers  - 2015 )
External PDF	Vale Way - 2: Steventon to Wantage  (Vale of White Horse Ramblers  - 2015 )
External PDF	Vale Way - 3: Wantage to Stanford-in-the-Vale  (Vale of White Horse Ramblers  - 2015 )
External PDF	Vale Way - 4: Stanford-in-the-Vale to Faringdon  (Vale of White Horse Ramblers  - 2015 )
External PDF	Vale Way - 5: Faringdon to Longcot  (Vale of White Horse Ramblers  - 2015 )

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