Midweek Rambles

Geoff and Pat lead the Midweek Ramble starting in Mickleton and heading to Ilmington via Hidcote, Ebrington and Foxcote House. After a picnic lunch on the village green, the return is by a shorter route through Nebsworth.… Read More

Rosemary’s first ramble for the club starts in the tiny hamlet of Bruern. The walk links three villages with an extensive nature reserve and passes an historic former abbey rebuilt in the 18th century.… Read More

Join Trevor and Lesley on this circular walk from Hailes Church up onto the Cotswold Hills, taking in the Winchcombe and Gloucestershire Ways, with stunning views toward Dumbleton Hill and the Malverns beyond.… Read More

This figure of eight walk, led by Paul and Hazel, takes in fishing lakes, the village of Elmley Lovatt, Norchard Farm and an old railway track. Lunch is at the former Hartlebury Railway Station, now converted into a cosy country pub.… Read More

Join Marian for this figure of eight ramble from Ardens Grafton, heading west to the edge of Oversley Wood, returning via Exhall for lunch at The Golden Cross. The afternoon takes in a further four miles of this delightful countryside. … Read More

Lindsay and Alan team up for this seven mile circular ramble from Elmley Castle to Cropthorne, a morning only walk followed by the traditional Annual Lunch, this year at The Queen Elizabeth Inn.… Read More

Jonathan leads his first ramble for the Club in the delightful Cotswold countryside, taking in the villages of Cold Aston, Notgrove, Salperton, Hazelton and Turkdean. … Read More

Alan and Pauline lead this figure of eight ramble over rolling Cotswold countryside with extensive views across the Severn Vale towards the Forest of Dean. The Fleece Inn, a quintessential Cotswold pub, is the venue for lunch.… Read More

Michael and Lesley team up for this walk around and across Cleeve Common, heading down the hill to visit Cheltenham racecourse, before returning through Prestbury.… Read More

Join Christine on this month’s figure of eight ramble from Harvington, taking in Salford Priors and Twyford, and lunching at the centuries old ‘Coach & Horses’.… Read More