Events

It's the planning meeting tonight and we are hoping to hold it with a sausage and chip supper . (There will be time too, for a social game of Skittles.

Walking through Sherborne estate along the valley to include villages of Great Barrington, Little Barrington and Sherborne .Beautiful valley with plenty of streams, water meadows and undulating hills .

No need for a passport for this adventure which starts today - this 136 mile epic walk which follows the Wye and meanders between England and Wales. Later sections may require accommodation but make sure you are there for the get-go. Today is Chepstow Castle to Whitestone Car Park.

Beyoncé or Berlioz? Widgeon or Pigeon? Its all up for debate.Come and help make up some teams and have a fun evening at the Brown Jug. Food available at the pub. 7.30pm. Bring a pen and a little bit of general knowledge or make it up!

An energetic 8 miles around Slad, through woods, up hill and down steep valleys with glimpses of Stroud in the distance. There may be poetry as the route crosses the Laurie Lee Way where poems are imaginatively presented, framing the vistas

Tonight's talk is at the Playhouse, Cheltenham. A group has already got tickets but there may be spares.

An incredible route connecting many a GOG favourite. Starting at Stanton we will head up the escarpment before trotting along the top to the Beckbury earthwork and monument. Then down to tempt you with the best coffee and walnut cake in the Cotswolds at Hayles Fruit Farm. Then a level return to Stanton via Wood […]

An exploration of the area around Chalford and Oakridge. Tracks, fields, woodland, paved sections, roads and lanes, some short steeper sections are all on offer today. The walk includes two nature reserves and there are ponies and horses on route.

A favourite walk from Holly Bush, straight up to stroll over the tops of Hangman’s Hill, British Camp and more until we get to Worcestershire Beacon. Skipping round the peaks on the return and plenty of refreshments opportunities along the way.

Curious about maps, what are grid references, what do all those dotted / dashed lines show and how does that allow anyone to plan and go for a walk. Paper map, walk book or app? Come along with your questions and a map

A short, slow half day somewhere (Winchcombe or Painswick Valley) to practise transferring what's on the map into the landscape and the walk route into to the landscape.

If you haven’t joined the quiz group yet, today is your day.. Come and help make up some teams and have a fun evening at the Brown Jug on the Bath Road, Cheltenham. This is where everything you studied at school might come in handy!! Food available at the pub.