Long Walkers: Bishop Sutton – 8 miles
The walk starts with a 15-minute steady climb up Burledge Hill. At the top, there is a bench to sit on to rest and enjoy the beautiful views across Chew… Read More »Long Walkers: Bishop Sutton – 8 miles
The walk starts with a 15-minute steady climb up Burledge Hill. At the top, there is a bench to sit on to rest and enjoy the beautiful views across Chew… Read More »Long Walkers: Bishop Sutton – 8 miles
Redcliffe Edge is between Oldland Common and North Common, and the countryside around there includes the Golden Valley. This is the valley of the River Boyd, which starts at Dodington,… Read More »Amblers: Redcliffe Edge – 5 miles
A walk around the South Gloucestershire village of Frampton Cotterell.
Midsomer Norton and Radstock was once the confluence of a number of railway lines, which are now all disused. Much of the old trackway has been turned into “Greenways”, which… Read More »Long Walkers: Midsomer Norton – 9¾ miles
This is our first Saltford Walkers Quiz Night, and will be a fun night testing your general knowledge. The format will be similar to the traditional pub quiz, whereby teams… Read More »Social: Quiz Night
Stoke St. Michael is a village and civil parish on the Mendip Hills 4 miles north-east of Shepton Mallet, and 8 miles west of Frome, in Somerset. The walk follows woodland paths and fields alongside the Mells stream. The route passes St Dunstan’s Well, a Site of Special Scientific Interest that was once thought to… Read More »Amblers: Stoke St. Michael – 5 miles
A gentle stroll through meadows and the beautiful village of Lacock (Downton Abbey was filmed here). Also, there will be morning coffee/lunch at the Stables Café / Courtyard Tea Rooms and a chance to visit Lacock Abbey / Fox Talbot Museum where the first two Harry Potter films were filmed (free to National Trust Members/… Read More »Strollers: Lacock – 2 miles
The official guide book says this: Great Badminton and Little Badminton, Sopworth and Luckington — a quartet of delightful Cotswold-style villages scattered in and around the Badminton Estate. The landscape may be gently undulating rather than spectacular, but it is the human interest that makes such a charming corner of the country. Here can be… Read More »Long Walkers: Badminton estate – 8¼ miles
A walk though the woods, with a strong likelihood of bluebells, with views of the River Chew and Pensford Viaduct.
A walk around the Willsbridge area.
Starting at Axbridge, this walk begins along the old Strawberry Railway line path towards Winscombe. Here, we will pass St. James Church and start the climb towards Crook Peak. The route ascends steadily and is not too difficult, although steep in places. After enjoying the views from the top of Crook Peak, we will descend… Read More »Long Walkers: Crook Peak – 8 miles
We will update this once the details are known
Calendar powered by The Events Calendar