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  • September Midweek Ramble

    Leaving Great Rissington, we follow clear paths and lanes before a climb up to Clapton on the Hill for a coffee stop.
    The Monarch’s Way takes us along a valley to Bourton on the Water for a lunch stop.
    After lunch, we pass a replica Iron Age Roundhouse and lakes as we walk through part of Greystones Farm Nature Reserve. A clear bridleway leads us back to Great Rissington

  • September Short Ramble

    A scenic circular walk from the Vale Golf and Country Club following the Jubilee Walk towards Rous Lench and then taking the Wychavon Way up into and through Yeald Wood and Old Yew Hill Wood. Heading out of the wood we walk uphill towards Church Lench before heading back to the Golf Club across open countryside.

  • October Saturday Short

    A circular route from Longborough to Donnington and back. There is a toilet at the church and also at Longborough village shop and cafe, which is round the corner from the church.

  • October Midweek Ramble

    A circular route following the Millennium Way to Tiddesley Wood, skirting the edges of Pershore and Drakes Broughton crossing Bow Brook twice.

  • October Short Ramble

    We head along Canada Lane, through fields and woodland, emerging onto Heath End. A bridleway, woods and farmland take us back onto Canada Lane and onwards to the New Inn. Good panoramic views.

  • November Saturday Short

    Gentle ramble around Fladbury and the banks of the River Avon. We will walk along the banks of the Avon and through a nature reserve run by the Vale Landscape and Heritage Tust before returning to Fladbury through Lower Moor Lakes.

  • November Midweek Ramble

    A scenic walk from Norton, via Sherriff's Lench to Church Lench. Then back down the hill to Harvington and through the orchards back to Norton. Perhaps a pint at the end of the walk too

  • November Short Ramble

    Starting from Bishampton, wander through the Worcestershire countryside, observing everyday countryside life – flat fields with crops, rolling pastureland, fields with livestock, partridges and, maybe, bouncing Monkjack.

  • November Sunday Ramble 2026

    In the morning we head to Conderton before climbing steadily uphill to meet The Wychavon Way. We then descend fairly steeply, towards Fiddler’s Knapp, and continue through Ashton Woods to Ashton Under Hill and lunch at The Star. After lunch we follow the lower slopes of Bredon Hill to Beckford Nature Reserve, and on to Kemerton before returning to Overbury