애스터리와 키딩턴 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A very pleasant, easy walk along the River Dorn.

Lovely section of walking along grassy footpaths and beside the River Dornn.

Path through fields - the landscape changes through the seasons which is nice. Sometimes you'll be riding through a ploughed field, others wheat will be brushing your handlebars and knees.

Ditchley Park is one of the finest houses in the country and for centuries has been used as a tranquil retreat for the nobility. A medieval village once stood here, providing access to the Royal Wychwood Forest. No trace remains. The current house was built here in 1722. Churchill used the house as a retreat during the Second World War, as it was difficult for the German bombers to spot it from the air. A bust depicting his head now stands in a prominent position in front of the house.

The Saltway is an ancient path between Droitwich and Princes Risborough which, as its name suggests, was used to transport salt. Later it was used as a drovers' road and today it forms a section of Wychwood Way long-distance trail. It is a tranquil path to amble on, with much colour in spring.

One of the most beautiful area in Cherwell valley. Enjoy your gravel!