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Does what it says on the tin, it is a nice descent on a decent road.

A former medieval royal hunting ground that covered most of western Oxfordshire. The majority of this section of the forest is on private land, but a well way marked path enables the walker to traverse the woodland.

Pub with a very nice beer garden and outdoor seating.

There is a pub in the center of the village

Ramsden is a classically picturesque Oxfordshire village, in keeping with the surrounding Cotswolds AONB. The ancient Roman Akeman Street runs through the village and it is also on the Wychwood Way long-distance trail. The Royal Oak, a 17th-century inn, has lodgings and excellent food, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can also find guesthouses and holiday cottages in the village.

At 635 feet (194 m) above sea level, the village of Leafield was once the highest point in Oxfordshire, before the county boundaries were revised in 1974. Visible earthworks hint at a former motte-and-bailey castle that would have had a superb position overlooking the surrounding land. The Fox is a traditional English pub that serves good pub food. There is also the Pearl, which was once a pub and is now a Chinese restaurant.

Ascott-under-Wychwood is a beautiful and historic village in the Evenlode Valley. On the village green stands a chestnut tree and a bench in memorial to the 16 local women, known as the Ascott Martyrs. In 1873 they campaigned for better wages and conditions for agricultural workers, eventually sparking a riot in Chipping Norton and receiving a pardon from Queen Victoria. Ascott's 16th-century manor house stands within the bailey of the ancient castle Ascott d’Oyley. Some original medieval features remain, such as the mullioned windows.