Arnside Escapade
In June 2026 members of Evesham Rambling Club travelled to Arnside in Cumbria for a six-day walking holiday. … Read More
In June 2026 members of Evesham Rambling Club travelled to Arnside in Cumbria for a six-day walking holiday. … Read More
Just two walks this month. Many of our walk leaders who form the back bone of our club were off on a walking holiday. … Read More
June was dominated by two of our favourite annual events. The first, a Club holiday to Arnside with twelve excellent walks for members to choose from and the second, the Evesham Walking Festival.… Read More
Another challenging month in May for rambling. Too cold, too hot, too wet. But it didn’t stop the hardy souls of Evesham Rambling Club… Read More
Many of you will have seen and read in the local newspapers and bulletins articles about the successful recent visit of Bush Craft expert Ray Mears to the Evesham area. What you may not have read about is the huge part that Evesham Rambling Club played in running this event.… Read More
Four club rambles in April – and not a drop of rain on any of them. The month saw great walking weather and we even had some ramblers in short trousers! Let’s hope that the rest of the year continues this nicely.… Read More
Spring sprung in March,with blue skies and dry weather we were able to say goodbye to muddy boots (mostly) even if warm coats were still the order of the day. All our walks were well supported and lots of members were able to get out and enjoy the fresh air.… Read More
Another month of wet (and therefore muddy) weather didn’t stop hardy ERC members getting out and exploring and enjoying the countryside.… Read More
Cold, wind, rain, mud. Welcome to rambling in the UK in January! But the conditions didn’t stop 86 hardy particpants, including a few guests from exploring old favourites and new gems in our area. … Read More
We were blessed with 4 dry days for our walks this month. Though a couple of walks followed heavy periods of rain and therefore participants had to cope with some flooding on their paths. All part of being a rambler!… Read More