E.T.G Small Cycle Tour New Route Announced | Exploring England's Waterways on Two Wheels

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Cycle Braunston Marina to Oxford.

Check out this 3 nights cycle tour with E.T.G Tours.

Canals meander through some of England's most picturesque countryside, offering cyclists views of rolling hills, lush meadows, and tranquil waters that are lined with historic locks, aqueducts and old mills and villages. They are a haven for wildlife and they are flat, with well-maintained towpaths so great for cycling.

This 3 nights small cycle group tour starts at the Braunston Marina on the border of Warwickshire, and follows the Grand Union Canal south to the Wendover Arm Canal, passing through spectacular countryside teeming with wildlife. It's a smooth ride all the way, and there are lots of places to stop for food and drinks and spend one night in accommodation; either camping or an old inn on the canal side. On day two, at the end of the peaceful Wendover Arm Canal, you will cycle through the charming little town of Wendover to grab food before you ride through the quiet country back lanes to Princes Risbourough in Buckinghamshire. From the market square in Princes Risbourough, you will head to Thame on cycle route 57 and along the lovely disused railway line known as the Phoenix Trail, with its views of the Chiltern Hills. Skirting around Thame, it's only a short cycle ride to the historic city of Oxford where you can enjoy two nights in a hotel and explore the city. 

More info will soon be available for dates and availability for this tour!

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