One of the best ways of enjoying a walk is to hop on a train (or bus) for a stop or two and walk back.
Oxfordshire Way from Kingham – A station-to-station walk from the Gloucestershire border
![Charlbury Railway Station](https://i0.wp.com/charlbury-tc.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Charlbury-station.jpg?resize=200%2C135&ssl=1)
More information coming soon
But please see below for an organisation focused on train walks.
![railwalks logo](https://i0.wp.com/charlbury-tc.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/image-1.png?resize=200%2C51&ssl=1)
railwalks.co.uk‘s mission is to encourage people to use the rail network for recreational walking, to make it easier for people to use the rail network for walking and to raise awareness about the usefulness and enjoyability of using the rail network for walking.
NEW: 250 WALKS BY RAIL AROUND THE COAST OF BRITAIN
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• Did you know there are 250 stations around the coast of Britain?
• Railwalks.co.uk has just mapped the British coastline for the first time, showing where you can walk between railway stations. The map pages are organised by region on:
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https://www.railwalks.co.uk/walks/coast
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with local information from our supporters and links to downloadable gpx files.
• There are 150 station-to-station coastal walks of less than ten miles, and 200 of less than 20 miles. They may be walkable in a day. Most of the rest of the coast can be walked in longer stretches, offering opportunities for car-free walking holidays.
• Please share this post with anyone you know who likes walking!
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