Faringdon Walk and Route Map

 
 
 
Photo © Vieve Forward (cc-by-sa/2.0)

Photo © Vieve Forward (cc-by-sa/2.0)

Faringdon Walks

1.75 miles and 7.75 miles
We have two Faringdon walks, the first is a short and pretty family-friendly stroll around the market town of Faringdon. You'll walk through the town itself and then venture out to visit the Faringdon Folly for some nice views. There are plenty of options for refreshments in the town itself.

The second route is a much longer walk if you want to stretch your legs and explore the countryside to the east of Faringdon. You'll cross open countryside, walk through some pretty woodland and visit the Folly Tower on route to take in the scenic views.

Faringdon walk and route map - 7.75 miles

Download the ‘Oxfordshire Walks’ app to see your position on the map as you walk

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