The main walks will follow the Wye Valley Walk, both ending at Tintern Abbey. The Long Walkers will start at Redbrook (8 miles) and the Amblers will start from The Narth, joining the official walk path at the local Pen-y-fan (5½ miles). There is a potential Strollers walk from Tintern Abbey to the Old Railway… Read More »Joint Outing: Wye Valley Walk
We will walk along the River Avon and then up the hill to Newton St. Loe. From here we will walk through Newton Park to Stanton Prior and around the Iron Hill Fort (c500 BC) of Stantonbury Hill, where there are wonderful views towards Bristol and the Mendips. We will then make our way back… Read More »Long Walkers: Stantonbury Hill – 9½ miles
Starting at Bitton Station, we will walk down the railway path to Warmley, and after a short road walk, we will follow the Siston Brook through to Willsbridge Mill, returning by road to Bitton Station.
Graham Russell will be giving a talk about the lighter side of being a wedding celebrant! There will be tales of the bizarre, the ridiculous and other humorous anecdotes. The talk will start at 7.30 in the Wansdyke room of Saltford Hall. Doors will open shortly after 7pm. Refreshments (tea/coffee/etc.) will be provided.
A walk along the edge of Chew Valley Lake.
This walk encompasses Rainbow Woods and beyond in Bath. As well as going through paths in the woods, there are also wide open spaces to enjoy and for dogs to run around. Already a member? Please log in to find out more details, including where to park and meet, etc. Not a member? If you… Read More »Canine Friends: Claverton Down – 2½ miles
This walk encompasses Abbots Leigh, Pill and Lower Failand, with panoramic views of the Avon Gorge and the Severn Estuary.
Charlton Bottom is a local beauty spot just outside Keynsham.