[Editors Note: Be sure to follow the official GPX listed below and stick to the ridge line, Jonathan’s effort deviated from the ridge line near the start of the route, the way he went adds distance and is not the official course.]
The Tramway Trail is a stunning route connecting Westcott, Quainton and Waddesdon. For fkt'ers on the North Bucks Way it provides an alternative connection between Quainton and Waddesdon.
The route is truly unique because you step foot in 5 different states in one day during this run. The run starts at the Tri-State Marker (Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma) and then heads diagonally across the Oklahoma panhandle on Hwy 412 to the Texas/New Mexico marker. Boise City, OK is the mid point of the run. It's flat and consistent. The elevation range of the run is 3500 to 5000 Ft, with a gradual climb on the run that you don't notice (or you could run the other direction for a gradual elevation loss). The people in the this desolate part of the country are very friendly. I did
This walk leaves Heathfield via Sandy cross and then continues across fields to the village of Old Heathfield, (the original town). Passing through the Churchyard the walk continues to Cade Street. Cade Street gets its name from Jack Cade who, in 1450 led an army of insurgents to London.