The Oxfordshire Thames Path runs for 184 miles, from the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire, winding through Oxfordshire, to eventually end in London. The 51 miles of the path from Oxford to Henley-on-Thames contains some of the most striking riverside scenery in the country so why not experience it by taking a walk along that stretch. Start your trip at 1 Folly Bridge in Oxford, where you could hire a punt from 1 Salter's Steamers to explore the Thames. The quintessentially English tradition of punting has been taking place in the city of 'Dreaming Spires' since 1880 and is a popular pastime for students, local Oxonians and tourists alike. Enjoy strolling along the 9.7 miles of the river from Oxford to Abingdon. This stretch will take you past 2 Christ Church's expansive meadows, through the picturesque villages of 3 lffley and 4 Sandford-on-Thames. Keep walking, and from afar you'll be able to see the handsome 5 Nuneham House, and a few miles further on you wi