June Sunday Ramble
A ramble through some of the South Cotswold Valleys with fantastic far reaching views throughout most of the day. We pass by the sites of 2 lost medieval villages and some out of the ordinary livestock.
June 13 Evening Ramble
Leaving Willersery, we take a steady climb to reach Foxhill Manor, one of the leading hotels in the area. We then descend to Broadway via Bibsworth Covert.
On reaching Broadway, we take a footpath behind the High Street and follow clear paths and field tracks to reach a disused railway line, which we follow back to Willersey.
After the walk there will be an opportunity for a drink at The New Inn.
Please park considerately on the side of the main street.… Read More
June 20 Evening Ramble
A nice, relaxing wander across Worcestershire farmland, with a call in to the newly planted Heart of England Forest at Naunton Beauchamp.
Starting and finishing at the Oak Pub in Upton Snodsbury (an ERC Friday evening favourite), with an opportunity for drinks and/or food. Prebooking food is required and a menu will be distributed to those who have booked nearer the date.… Read More
May 16 Evening Ramble
After crossing Kempsey Common we visit the18th-century folly, Pirton Castle, built by the Earl of Coventry to view from his distant estate at Croome Court, and on to nearby Pirton Pool and then to Pirton Church. Our return route is via Stonehall and Kempsey Commons.… Read More
May Sunday Ramble
A pleasant stroll along the banks of the River Wye following the Wye Valley Walk with views of the Symonds Yat viewing point and Peregrine Falcon nesting site.
May 30 Evening Ramble
A nice gentle walk around Spernall Park in the Heart of England Forest. Will be some good views if the weather is clear.… Read More
May Short Ramble
An enjoyable 5 mile circular walk, combining woods and views from Abberley Hill with lanes and fields below, and taking in part of the Worcestershire Way. There is a steep downhill section with steps, when walking poles may be helpful.… Read More
May Midweek Ramble
Something different. To celebrate Railway 200 (200 years since the birth of the Railway) this a linear walk from Kingham to Moreton-in-Marsh. Meeting at Moreton-in-Marsh we will catch the train to Kingham and walk back to Moreton, visiting an interesting church and some literary references along the way. To really enter the spirit why not catch the train from Evesham and return to Evesham on a return ticket.… Read More
April Short Ramble
This five mile circular walk takes in the villages of Ford and Temple Guiting following the Winchcombe Way and The Gloucestershire Way.… Read More
April Midweek Ramble
A figure of eight walk around the southern edge of Worcester City near one of the sites of the Battle of Worcester.… Read More