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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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If you intend to come on any of the walks below, please register here.
You can still attend without pre-registering but it will save time at the start if you do.
Visitors are welcome to join these walks but should also pre-register.
For location of car parks click here
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Meet at Sherry Mill Hill car park, unless otherwise stated |
Leader(s) |
| Saturday 30 October 1.30pm |
Oss Mere
A gentle
amble round Oss Mere and the mere with no name 6 miles
Meet at Sherry Mill Hill - cars not needed |
Peter Stockbridge |
| Sunday 14 November 9.30am |
Walk
of Remembrance
During this 9-mile circular walk, we will cross Red Brook at Iscoyd, a wet and muddy area! We will then pause at Iscoyd War Memorial at 11am, then use lanes and paths to Whitewell Church. We will return to Whitchurch along the Maelor Way and Sandstone Trail. Please bring suitable clothing, footwear and a packed lunch.
Meet at Sherry Mill Hill - cars not needed |
Jean White & Dot Bishop |
| Saturday 27 November 1.30pm |
Broughall & Edgely This 6-mile walk will take us through lush fields and leafy country lanes to Broughall, then onto Edgeley and back to Whitchurch including a stroll through the park. This is a fairly easy walk, there are no stiles. Should we meet cattle or horses, dogs should be kept on leads. Please bring suitable footwear, clothing and refreshments as we will be stopping half way through the walk. Meet at Sherry Mill Hill - cars not needed |
Bev Boffey |
The full current programme can be viewed on the Walks Programme page.
Prebooked small group walks for members are continuing
These are to be booked in advance using the link sent to members.
Membership costs only £5 per year. To join, go to the Membership page.
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and more from recent walks and P3 work can be found on the Whitchurch Walkers Facebook page. |
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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... |