Details of walks planned by the club – for consumption by members only.
Rachel and Geoff lead this figure of eight walk from Stanton, taking in Stanway, the Cotswold Way, Lidcombe Wood, Shenberrow Hill, the Winchcombe Way, Buckland and Laverton – a varied route showcasing this part beautiful part of the Cotswolds.… Read More
Trevor and Lesley lead their first ramble and invite you to join them in the Cotswolds for this five mile walk starting in Adlestrop and taking in Chastleton, with its Jacobean country house, and Chastleton Barrow Fort. … Read More
Mike, Val and Roy have been exploring a new area for the club to walk – Napton on the Hill, which is a major junction on the Oxford/Grand Union Canals and boasts a Grade II listed windmill sitting proudly at the top of Napton Hill. … Read More
Join Michael and Glyn on this figure of eight walk around and through Withington and Chedworth Woods with stunning views of the Cotswold Hills.… Read More
Pat and Geoff lead the Short Ramble from Willersey – a pleasant walk through pasture land and woods with good views on a clear day – with the option of a pub lunch at The New Inn.… Read More
Starting in Flyford Flavell, Rachel and Geoff’s figure of eight walk takes in Grafton Wood, the Wychavon Way, Dormston, the Millennium Way, Abberton and North Piddle.… Read More
Carl and Pam team up for this circular walk from Hailes Abbey, taking in parts of the Winchcombe Way and Cotswold Way, with spectacular views across the Vale of Evesham guaranteed. … Read More
Christine and Marian team up for this figure of eight walk from Childswickham, heading towards Ashton Under Hill in the morning and towards Broadway in the afternoon.… Read More
Join Marian on this month’s Short Ramble over undulating Cotswold countryside with open views, starting in Condicote and taking in the village of Hinchwick, the Diamond Way and the Gloucestershire Way.… Read More
This month’s Evening Ramble is led by Geoff and Rachel, following Shakespeare’s Avon Way to Nafford Lock, then on to Strensham Lock, via Eckington, before returning to the start of the walk along the river path.… Read More