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Welcome to Whitchurch Walkers affiliated to The Ramblers Walking
in and around Whitchurch Shropshire - a Walkers are Welcome town Walks programme Local routes
Footpaths & P3
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Upcoming Walks & latest news
Small group walks for members are restarting
To be booked in advance
using the link sent to members with further details, including start times
To be booked in advance
using the link sent to members with further details, including start times
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Thu 3 Dec |
Hinton, Fairy Glen and Brooklands, led by Malcolm Monie, 5 miles, bring a snack & drink |
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| Sat 5 Dec |
Oss Mere, led by Peter Stockbridge, 6 miles, packed lunch required | |
| Thu 10 Dec |
Oss Mere, led by Peter Stockbridge, 6 miles, packed lunch required |
The link to book on these walks is emailed to members.
If you woul like to join the walks why not join the group?
Membership costs only £5 per year. To join, click on Membership above.
If you woul like to join the walks why not join the group?
Membership costs only £5 per year. To join, click on Membership above.
| Latest news |
Midweek Tuesday full day |
Sunday full day |
Saturday afternoon |
Other events
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 The second edition of our acclaimed walks book, fully revised with 22 new photographs and extended to include the Whitchurch Wheel is out now and available from BookShrop in Green End priced £6. More information |
The
regular programme of walks, both local and further afield, is currently
suspended. However, while numbers on walks and the shared use of cars
are restricted, we are now running a programme of bookable small-group
local walks [see above]
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Photos
and more from recent walks and P3 work can be found on the Whitchurch Walkers Facebook page. |
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Our
well-maintained local paths are of course open to
walkers taking their daily exercise, either alone or with members of
their household. Additionally it is now permitted to walk with 5 other people
who are not members of your household so long as you keep at least 2m apart. Although it is now permissible
to drive to the start of your walk in England, it is still in
everyone's interest to walk locally and not try to head off to
honeypots farther afield. See link below for advice from Shropshire Council regarding the use of their countryside sites. 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... |