Warburg Nature Reserve, BBOWT
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire ·
Quick answer
Warburg Nature Reserve near Henley-on-Thames, managed by BBOWT, permits dogs on a lead only along its waymarked circular Wildlife Walk. The reserve protects sensitive wildlife including ground-nesting birds, so leads are required throughout. Terrain is variable with steep, flinty sections. Car park accessible via the narrow, potholed Rectory Lane in Bix.
Walk Starting Point
Distance
1 miles
Difficulty
Off-lead
No
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
About this walk
Tucked into the Chiltern Hills near Henley, Warburg Nature Reserve is a 107-hectare BBOWT site with a waymarked circular Wildlife Walk through woodland and chalk grassland. Dogs must be kept on a lead to protect ground-nesting birds and grazing livestock. Paths are steep in places with loose flint and can turn muddy in the valley bottom, so it suits confident, capable dogs and owners rather than a casual stroll.
Terrain
🅿️ Parking
Reserve car park off Rectory Lane, Bix village; access lane is uneven and potholed.
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