
Thames Path
Follow footpaths through varying landscapes, from the Thames source in the Cotswolds to inner London
- Walking
- 8–21 days

Why the Thames Path is one of England's most accessible long-distance trails
184 miles of riverside walking from the Cotswolds source to central London
Largely flat terrain throughout, making it one of the gentlest multi-day trails in England
Historic towns along the way - Oxford, Henley-on-Thames, Windsor and Richmond
Excellent rail links at almost every stage, so shorter sections are easy to plan
20+ years of self-guided expertise on England's National Trails

Follow footpaths through varying landscapes, from the Thames source in the Cotswolds to inner London

Hike in classic English countryside on the Cotswold Way, one of Britain's finest National Trails.

Hike through the quintessentially English countryside of the Cotswolds.

A circular walk from Cheltenham, linking the honey pot towns of the North Cotswolds.

The Cotswolds to Bath In Style, where modern-day luxury meets the timeless beauty of the Cotswolds

Enjoy delightful walking through cornfields and colourful gardens and past dramatic chalk cliffs.

The Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail criss-cross the Anglo-Welsh border and full of myth and legend.

Cross two national parks as you make your way from the Yorkshire Dales to Lake Windermere.

Classic walking through the Dales, staying in charming Yorkshire villages and towns

Discover the storybook charm of the Cotswolds and captivating beauty of the Cornwall Coast.

Walk between historic villages on a trail of contrasts, from high cliff tops to wild moorland

Enjoy gentle walks in the heart of the Lake District, based in Ambleside, Grasmere and Keswick.

Roman history, wild Northumberland moorland and a warm northern welcome—hike Hadrian’s Wall your way.

Discover England's North, journey through the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales by rail and on foot!
April through October. May-June and September offer the mildest weather and the greenest riverside scenery.
Flat, well-waymarked riverside paths for almost the entire route, with only gentle gradient changes. One of the easiest National Trails in England for multi-day hiking.
Riverside inns, market-town hotels and B&Bs in towns like Oxford, Henley-on-Thames and Marlow, chosen for proximity to the trail.
Luggage transfers are arranged between stops where listed in your itinerary.
Easy to Easy-Moderate fitness suits the Thames Path well - the flat terrain makes it accessible to most active walkers, including first-time multi-day hikers.
Hiking
Check out our blog, Adventure of the Week: The Thames Path. Get more insight into Macs Adventure walking and cycling holidays.

Read our blog post, The Thames Path - An Ideal First Long Distance Route. Get further insight into Macs Adventure walking and cycling tours.
Hiking
Read our blog post, Walking the Thames Path. Get further insight into Macs Adventure walking and cycling tours.





