A 20s and 30s Ramblers group.
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Starting from Cholsey Railway Station, we will make our way towards Didcot Parkway Railway Station, traversing open countryside and enjoying views of the surrounding farmland and rolling hills. The route takes us through a landscape of expansive fields, hedgerows, and quiet lanes.
As we travel, we will pass near the charming villages of Aston Tirrold, South Moreton, and East Hagbourne, each with its own distinct character. Aston Tirrold, along with its twin village Aston Upthorpe, is nestled at the foot of the North Wessex Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Continuing our journey, we will skirt South Moreton, a picturesque village with a mix of historic houses and modern homes. Further along, we will pass close to East Hagbourne, an attractive Oxfordshire village with a well-preserved historic centre. Approaching Didcot, the landscape gradually transitions from rural to suburban. The final stretch brings us to Didcot Parkway Railway Station.
This will be a relatively short walk, which will take place Sunday morning, up until lunchtime. There will not be a lunch stop along the way.
Travel details
By public transport
A train from Reading leaving at 8:59 will get to Cholsey for 09:24. If you are getting this train, it is recommended to get a return ticket to Didcot, getting off at Cholsey on the way, and then going back from Didcot.
A train from Didcot leaving at 09:19 will get to Cholsey for 09:24.
By car
Cholsey Railway Station has parking spaces. Alternatively, you can park at Didcot, and get the 09:19 train to Cholsey.
Dogs
Dogs welcome on this walk, provided they are kept under control at all times and placed on a lead when requested by the walk leader.
Please see our dogs policy on our group website for more details.
Notes
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