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The Jubilee Ride is a 9.5 mile (15.25km) circular route for riders,
walkers and cyclists around Stoke Lyne, Hethe and Fringford, North Oxfordshire.
It opened in 2002 and is named in honour of HM The Queen's Golden Jubilee.
It joins the Claude Duval Bridleroute
at Bainton.
A leaflet covering the route, including information relating to horse box parking, is
available from Banbury Tourist Information Centre (01295 259855)
For further information about circular rides in Cherwell, please contact:Rural and Countryside Services Department
Cherwell District Council
Bodicote House, Bodicote
Banbury, Oxon
OX15 4AA
Updated information and a free download of the route booklet can be found on Cherwell District Council's website at http://www.cherwell.gov.uk/circularwalks
This paths and tracks making up this route can be seen on the following Ordnance Survey maps.
- Explorer Map 191: Banbury, Bicester and Chipping Norton
- Explorer Map 192: Buckingham & Milton Keynes
Where to stay
A useful book entitled Bed and Breakfast for Horses which lists places to keep a horse overnight can be purchased from the British Horse Society.
Further Information
This route joins the 50 mile (80km) linear Claude Duval Bridleroute at Bainton.
Web Links
Cherwell District Council promotes its riding routes at www.cherwell.gov.uk
© 2005 The British Horse Society.