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Walking at Greystones

Explore Greystones Farm

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The nature reserve (https://www.gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk/nature-reserves/greystones-farm)
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Wildlife, history & farming (https://www.gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk/greystones-farm-about)
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Join in (https://www.gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk/greystones-farm-join)

If you'd like to take a solo guided tour around Greystones Farm, the two leaflets below are a great place to start.

The trail maps are available to purchase online, though please do ask any of the reserve team you find for top tips or directions if needed.

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Great willowherb at Greystones Farm (c) Nathan Millar

Guided walk leaflet

The Wildlife Walk

Follow the trail to learn more about the wildlife that calls Greystones Farm home.

Learn where natterer's bats roost and where to find two tall Black Poplars – one of Britain's rarest trees.
Woodland trail leading to a gate at Greystones Farm

Greystones Farm (c) Nathan Millar (25)

Guided walk leaflet

Time Travel Trail

Travel in time as you follow a signposted tour through the 6,000 years of history at Greystones Farm.

Learn about how the farmland was once dense woodland, initially cleared by Neolithic people, and the hillforts build in the Iron Age.

The Oxfordshire Way is a 66-mile walk that winds through Oxfordshire from Bourton-on-the-Water in Gloucestershire (running through Greystones Farm) to the banks of the River Thames in Henley. 

For more information and to download a map of the Oxfordshire Way (provided by Oxfordshire County Council) please click here.