Thames Path Walks from The Baskerville Arms
Shiplake to Henley-on-Thames Riverside Walk:
Begin your walk at The Baskerville Arms in Shiplake.
Head east along Mill Lane, passing Shiplake Primary School on your right.
Continue on Mill Lane until you reach the Shiplake Railway Station.
Turn left at the station and follow the Thames Path, which runs alongside the River Thames.
Enjoy a scenic riverside walk with beautiful views of the river and surrounding countryside.
Follow the Thames Path for approximately 2 miles until you reach the historic town of Henley-on-Thames.
In Henley, you can explore the town's charming streets, visit shops, cafes, and pubs, or simply relax by the river.
To return to Shiplake, retrace your steps along the Thames Path.
Shiplake to Wargrave Riverside Walk:
Begin your walk at The Baskerville Arms in Shiplake.
Head west along Mill Lane until you reach the Thames Path.
Turn right onto the Thames Path and follow the river's edge as it winds through the scenic countryside.
After approximately 2 miles, you'll reach the charming village of Wargrave.
In Wargrave, you can explore the village, visit The George & Dragon pub, or enjoy a leisurely picnic by the river.
To return to Shiplake, retrace your steps along the Thames Path.
Shiplake to Sonning Riverside Walk:
Start your walk at The Baskerville Arms in Shiplake.
Head west along Mill Lane until you reach the Thames Path.
Turn right onto the Thames Path and follow the riverbank as it meanders through the picturesque countryside.
After approximately 3 miles, you'll arrive at the charming village of Sonning.
In Sonning, you can explore the historic village, visit The Bull Inn for refreshments, or take a stroll through the beautiful Sonning Lock Island.
When you're ready to return to Shiplake, simply retrace your steps along the Thames Path.
These Thames Path walks offer stunning views of the River Thames and the surrounding natural beauty, making them a perfect way to explore the area around The Baskerville Arms in Shiplake. Enjoy the serene riverside atmosphere and the opportunity to stop by neighbouring towns and villages for refreshments and exploration.