Horley Village Trail

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Step 1: This walk was created in partnership with Cherwell District Council. Enjoy over 30 walks across North Oxfordshire and experience the sights and sounds of nature as you go.

Step 2: Welcome to this walk around Horley village. If you come by car, there’s no designated parking in Horley (OX15 6DZ) so please park considerately.

Step 3: Most of the the buildings described are peoples homes, so please respect residents’ privacy by viewing from a polite distance.

Step 4: This is a linear route described from the southern end of the village. Alternatively you can start in the village at Step 17, near the Red Lion.

Step 5: Walk along Wroxton Lane, into the village.

Step 6: On the left after the house called Horley Mill is...

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