Welcome to Whitchurch Walkers affiliated
to The Ramblers Walking
in and around Whitchurch Shropshire - a Walkers are Welcome town Walks
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Date |
Meet at Sherry Mill
Hill car park, unless otherwise stated |
Leader(s) |
Sunday 10th July 10.00 am |
Market Drayton area
Distance is approx.9 miles but may be a bit more. |
Helen Lea |
Thurs 14th July 09.30 | Churton and Eccleston* This is a flat 11 mile walk between the villages of Churton and Eccleston taking in views of the River Dee, two Grosvenor estate villages, a motte and bailey, a Crook barn, the Church of St Mary, the graveyard of the Westminster family and an iron bridge dating from 1824. The estimated time for the walk is around 5½ hours. There is one stile along the well defined route. There will be a limit of 15 walkers, and if you would like to join the walk, please can you register via the link above. Please bring a packed lunch and refreshments, the link below is for a map which shows the car parks Whitchurch Walkers use, just click on “Churton Village Hall". Map for Churton Village Hall | John & Judith Gallagher |
Saturday 30th July 1.30 pm |
Brown Moss area
A 4 – 5
mile walk
taking in Brown Moss, Ash, Broughall and Edgeley
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Paul Sears |
Latest
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Other notices
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The 2023 Whitchurch Walking Festival will be held from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th May 2023.
The 2022 Whitchurch Walking Festival was held over the weekend of Friday 13th to Sunday 15th May. For the full 2022 programme go to the Festival page. |
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Your hard-working P3 group
is back in action ! |
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A
link to the Cheshire footpath map has been added to the footpaths page |
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Eleven new kissing gates have
recently been installed at Fir Tree Farm, New Woodhouses. |
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More news |
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Photos
and more from recent walks and P3 work can be found on the Whitchurch Walkers Facebook page. |
To see a map of local paths including stile-free routes click here or on the small map above |
If on your walks you come across
footpaths obstructed by crops or other issues please report them. Read more... |