Details of Club Midweek Walks for club members only
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
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
This month’s Midweek Ramble is led by Pat and Geoff. Starting in Dumbleton, it takes in part of the Winchcombe Way, has a lunchtime stop in Ashton under Hill and returns via Sedgeberrow.… Read More
Geoff and Rachel lead this figure of eight ramble from Blockley, heading towards Batsford in the morning, joining the Monarch’s Way and Heart of England Way, with great views across Blockley. After lunch the route takes in Norcombe Wood and The Warren.… Read More
Paul and Hazel lead this figure of eight ramble from Upton Snodsbury, taking in Crowle and Huddington Court in the morning, and after lunch at The Oak, Churchill and part of the Millennium Way.… Read More
For their debut, George and Lindsay lead this circular walk following the Daffodil Way in North West Gloucestershire, close to the border with Herefordshire, passing through Kempley and Dymock with their fascinating churches.… Read More