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Our walks programme lasts for six months, from April to September and October to March. Click on the walk location or month to see the full details of the walks - this will open up a pdf (hopefully) at the right place. You can also down load the whole programme as a pdf below. Clicking on Start Point will take you to a map of the start point.
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Download or view the present programme as a PDF by clicking here. (NB - changes to walks will only be on the website.)
If you have any problems with viewing the walks please email the webmaster.
EASY - Lowland walking, gentle
hills. Ideal for beginners.
MODERATE - Hills and Dales, generally below
1,500 feet.
HARD - High level mountain and moorland over
1,500 feet. May include steep ascents or scrambling.
- Ensure you are fit enough to do the walk;
- Always
consider the level of the walk before you attempt it. If you
have never walked long distances before we advise that you start with a
series of easy walks before attempting moderate walks;
- Always inform the walk leader that you will be attending (we have nearly cancelled walks in the past);
- Pay attention to/please read any email sent out before the walk;
- Don't be late;
- Ensure you bring all the appropriate clothing and footwear i.e. waterproofs, boots etc (see below);
- Ensure you have enough fluids/drink;
- We are a social walking club/group and we walk at the pace of the slowest in the group;
- Be nice to your leader! They are trying to make your day enjoyable!
The Ramblers Association have produced some useful guidance on Health & Safety and Clothing and Equipment
You should consider bringing the following items of clothing and equipment on the walks:
- Comfortable walking boots (not trainers);
- Waterproof jacket & overtrousers;
- Warm clothing - plenty of layers Packed lunch (Inc high energy food);
- Water (hot drinks recommended in Winter);
- Walking trousers (not jeans);
- Gloves, hat, scarf.