Recently we introduced you to the Thame Outer Circuit; today meet its little brother - Thame Inner Circuit. This walk is a 4 mile walking route making use of existing paths, pavements, tracks and trails within Thame and is perfect for a dog walk, getting your step count up, meeting a friend for a walk, or working off that 'lock-down load'.
The intention is that for anybody living in Thame, some part of the route will be close by, so that the whole circuit can be enjoyed from anywhere in town. Of course, shorter walks can be carried out by simply taking in just part of the circuit. Many of the paths are close to houses so please respect the privacy of the occupants. Walkers are also asked to leave things as they find them, to take litter home, and to clean up after their dogs. The circuit crosses both major and minor roads so please cross these with great care and use pelican crossings if available.
This walk has been created on behalf of Thame Green Living as an approachable route to encourage walking around the town as recommended in the Thame Green Living Plan adopted by Thame Town Council to promote a cleaner, greener, healthier Thame. With thanks to Len Davidson, Ruth Cornish (Thame & Wheatley Ramblers), and Steve Brandish (Lea Park Residents’ Association) for helping create this walk, supported by Charles Boundy of Thame Green Living.
In due course it’s also hoped it may be possible to develop a Mid-Thame Circuit between the Outer and Inner routes.
