The walk goes through to Nympsfield then through Toney Woods where hopefully the bluebells will be out. Heading back to Coaley Peak, after following some of the Cotswold Way, there is a bit of a climb on the way back.
Walk around Bisley village passing the church and the old washing wells, walking down the valley to Hawkley Wood and Helen’s Wood, returning via Copsegrove Covert
An up-and-down beautiful walk in a variety of terrain and including woodland, remote valleys, hidden footpaths, remnants of a neolithic burial chamber, streams, and a good chance of spotting wildlife including deer.
The first of the year. An evening's circular ramble to to enjoy the majestic views from Painswick Beacon
A 10 mile circular taking in spectacular views from Drakestone Point, Heartbreak Hill and the Tyndale Monument. Although much of the terrain is flat, there are two long, steep climbs and one long descent, providing hearty exercise!
This evening walk is 4 miles long, including fields pavements and lanes with 3 stiles. Some river views, old buildings and ancient alleyways
Following the Kennet Avon Canal to Bradford upon Avon, which is elevated above the River Avon for much of the route, crossing over the river twice at the Dundas Aqueduct and Avoncliff Aqueduct
Bring ideas for the next programme to this social event with a free sausage and chip supper.
Randwick and Ruscombe. Exploring some lesser used woodland paths with some lovely views and lots of trees
A 10 mile walk from Long Compton, through Barton-on-the-Heath, and a deer farm.
We’ll walk along farm tracks over fields to Purton following the canal we visit the ships graveyard, IRB station and lock, finally thru Sharpness for some industrial landscapes
An evening's perambulation in the Cranham area. Big views and atmospheric woods with chances of spotting deer. Or beer? There could be a pub at the end.