Midweek Rambles

Join Paul and Fran for a walk through Charlton and along part of the Shakespeare’s Avon Way towards Evesham. The return is via Cropthorne, before arriving back for a picnic lunch. In the afternoon, we will cross the River Avon at the Jubilee Bridge and head to Fladbury.… Read More

The walk is led by Clive alongside the Severn and the Avon in an evening, taking in some stunning countryside on the way.… Read More

Join Pat and Geoff who lead us on a walk in scenic Cotswold countryside, which is based on the village of Snowshill.… Read More

Join Dennis and Geoff for a circular variation on last year’s Blockley walk, showcasing the very best of the North Cotswolds … Read More

Join Alan and Pauline and also the ‘Charlbury Walkers are Welcome’ on a scenic circular route through the Evenlode Valley, parts of the historic Wychwood Forest, Cornbury Estate and the villages of Chilson and Finstock, with lovely countryside views along the way and an opportunity to see the historic church of Shorthampton and its wall paintings.… Read More

Join Alan and Pauline on their circular walk following the Daffodil Way in N.W. Gloucs, close to the border with Herefs. It goes through the villages of Kempley and Dymock, both having fascinating churches – St Mary’s Kempley (E.H.) with its 12th century frescoes and St Edward’s, Kempley – cathedral of the Arts and Crafts Movement.… Read More

This month’s ramble is led by Glyn. It will be a pleasant walk through lovely scenery to the hamlet of Charlton Abbots and back… Read More

This month’s ramble is led by Hazel and Paul around Severn Stoke and the River Severn. There should be plenty of ducks and geese.The Midweek lunch will follow the circular walk.  All members are welcome.  It would be nice to see walkers past and present.… Read More

This month’s ramble is led by Hazel and Paul, and is a figure of eight walk taking in the Hyde, Clive’s fruit farm area, then later the River Severn Hams and Holdfast… Read More

This walk takes the Geopark Trail south to Ledbury where there are a number of Tudor-style timber-framed structures and back through Frith Wood. Excellent views  from the Malvern Hills.… Read More