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Friday 9th May
Saturday  10th May
Sunday 11th May

All walks must be booked in advance by Wednesday 7th May.

Thanks to generous support from Whitchurch Town Council and the former Whitchurch Business Group we have been able to subsidise many of the walks.  
The 3 Canal Boat Walks are £8 each (£5 for children),
Hawkstone £10 (£7 for children) and
Oteley [sponsored by Pellitec Blister Prevention] £5 (£2 for children)
Other walks £3 for
day walks and £2 half day. For these walks, under 18s go FREE.

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Registration for the start of walks is at The Archibald Worthington Club except where otherwise indicated.
The times shown are departure times. You should register in the 10-15 minutes before that.
If you are not sure where a start point is click here for a map.


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Day walks - packed lunch and a drink required unless a lunch is included as part of the walk
Time
Walk, leader,
distance & price
Detail
Image
Status
09.00
Su D1
Oteley Estate Gardens [Ellesmere]
Dot Bishop and Jeanie Dickens

8 miles 7h

£5 (£2 child) including garden admission
Fields, canal paths and lanes with some stiles ending at The Oteley Estate to visit the gardens and cafe [open for drinks and cake]. Oteley Gardens first opened in 1927 when the National Garden Scheme started. All the money raised goes to health-related charities.Farm Shop.
 
4 hours walking plus lunch stop and garden visit.Bring packed lunch and water.
No Dogs. Minibus return at 15.30
Register from 08.45am

This walk is sponsored by
Pellitec

Oteley
4
09.10
Su D2
Morris Dancers Mingle

Bev Boffey

  7 miles 6½h


£3
This unusual linear walk will start from the Combermere Pub at Burleydam on the Cheshire border and will takes us across bridleways and  back into Shropshire onto the beautiful Melverley Meadows which has some beautiful rare flowers, orchids and a lot of wildlife. From here we will continue our walk heading across Shropshire fields with scenic views. On the last stretch of our walk, we will be then  serenaded by the Green Man Morris dancers to The Olde Jack Inn.  Here we will enjoy a cool glass of cider and enjoy Dave Dunn's Green Man Morris Dancers with the option of our walkers to join in and learn about  this old english folk dance. Minibus both ways, back in time for the Get-together. Dogs are most welcome to join this walk.
Please bring a packed lunch and drink.
Green Man Morris


  3
09.20

Su D3 Whitchurch Half Wheel 2
Lynn Shimwell
9m, 5h
£3
Complete the Whitchurch Wheel from Mile Bank via Blakemere, Brown Moss & Dearnford.
Brown Moss
09.30
Su M1
Three Farms

Sue Garner

6 miles 3½h

£2

A walk through Bubney, Hadley and Belton Farms with a cafe stop.

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Belton farm view towards Wales

09.45 SUD4 Bickerton Hills
Paul Sears

5.5 miles  4h

£3

A linear walk from Bulkeley Hill to Brown Knowle including Raw Head with expansive views across the Cheshire Plain. Some quite substantial ascents. Minibus both ways.

Raw Head

Afternoon Walks - please bring a drink
13.00
Marvellous Melverley Meadows
Malcolm  Monie

5 miles 3h

£2

A meander through the beautiful Melverley Meadows and walk back to Whitchurch. Plenty of spring flowers including some of the orchids should be visible at Melverley. The return walk takes us over the historic pedestrian suspension bridge near Whitchurch train station.



There may be some sheep so dogs must be on short fixed leads.  Bring a drink and snack.
Melverley Meadows
1
14:00 Whitchurch History Walk
Garry Churchill

1.5 miles 2h

£2
A stroll through history, looking at different historic streetscapes in the town including its Roman origins, mediaeval cruck-framed buildings, Tudor, Georgian and Victorian scenes, through to the ill-fated 1970s Civic Centre and noting the town's Michelin listed restaurants.

No dogs on this walk please.
Yardington Roman wall
FULL Reserve list only
16.30 to 17.30
Final Get-together at The "Archie"

1 hour

Free
Meet at The Archibald Worthington Club for tea or coffee and complimentary light refreshments. Archibald Worthington Club


Please book online by clicking here

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