CPRE Oxfordshire: The d'Arcy Dalton Way

The d’Arcy Dalton Way is 65 miles long and was established in 1986 through the combined efforts of the Oxford Fieldpaths Society and the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England. It is named after Colonel d’Arcy to commemorate this passionate defender of rights of way in Oxfordshire.

The Way can be followed using Ordnance Survey Explorer Maps, 206, 191 and 170

A guide book is also available from the Book Castle, Dunstable. This describes the full route along with eight circular walks. See also our leaflet:

On screen
PDF format for printing

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	The d'Arcy Dalton Way

	The d’Arcy Dalton Way is 65 miles long and was established in 1986 through the combined efforts of the Oxford Fieldpaths Society and the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England. It is named after Colonel d’Arcy to commemorate this passionate defender of rights of way in Oxfordshire. The Way can be followed using Ordnance Survey Explorer Maps, 206, 191 and 170 A guide book is also available from the Book Castle, Dunstable. This describes the full route along with eight circular walks. See also our leaflet: On screen PDF format for printing

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