Blenheim Community Path

Blenheim Community Path

Date of Adventure: 4 May, 2023

This Community Path in the Blenheim Estate is a lovely walk. It’s short (1.5 miles) and there are entrances in Long Hanborough, where we entered, or Bladon. The path, suitable for buggies – and there are lots of people with buggies – passes by fields, through woodland and meanders by the rivers Evenlode and Glyme, all on a gravel path. We didn’t walk all of the way but we did see an abundance of nature on our wander: deer, pheasants, bunnies and swans. The Community Path eventually leads you into the Parkland where you can take other paths and extend your walk, do be mindful that you have to have an annual pass to access some areas but this is clearly signed.

Buggies, bikes and walkers are welcome. We already love exploring Blenheim via the various gates and tagging this onto it would make for a lovely long adventure, especially welcome in the warmer weather!

 

AT A GLANCE

Free
7am - dusk
No booking required
No café on walk unless you access the cafe at Blenheim Palace - annual pass required for this
Accessible for all - gravel path terrain
17 minutes from Headington roundabout
S7
Hanborough train station car park opposite. £2.60 (after 10am) for a full day. Sundays are free.
The details
Community Path, Blenheim Estate, Main Road, Long Hanborough, OX29 8LA. The gate is opposite the Churchill Court hotel and clearly signed Blenheim Estate.

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