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PDFs of Eight Rambles: [1] Chappel Station to Bures Station (6-7 miles) - - - : [2] Sudbury Station to Bures Station (6-7 miles) - -- : [3] Chappel Circular (4-5 miles) - - - : [4] Marks Tey Statio ...
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'Walk from Station to Station with our useful guides ... The Gainsborough Line is the marketing name of the Sudbury Branch Line, a single track railway line running through the rural area between Sudbury and Marks Tey in England. Prior to the Beeching Axe the line, known as the Stour Valley Railway also served Cambridge, Long Melford, Clare and Haverhill.'
Member of the Ramblers - Lincolnshire Area Grouping
The twelfth (and longest) of 12 Routes :'Galashiels lies in the central area of the region next to the historic town of Melrose. The town was built up around the Gala Water. The routes follow varied terrain from riverside to open hill and follow a section of the Southern Upland Way.'
'Three of the walks are in the settlements of Clovenfords and Caddonfoot and two of the longer walks go through the farms whose hills overlook these places. There are a variety of routes ranging fr ...
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'12 routes in the Galashiels area, most of which have links into the town centre. The routes are especially suitable for walkers ...'
Galashiels Town Trail [Scottish Borders Council]
[1] Windmills and Ponds - - - : [2] Galleywood Brook - - - : [3] Crondon Hall - - - : [4] World War II - - - : [5] Little and Great Sir Hughes - - - : [6] Galleywood Village
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'Galleywood is very fortunate in having a network of footpaths and bridleways, totalling 23 km (14 miles): these are set out on the free Galleywood Parish Footpaths Map (3rd Edition). Galleywood Parish Council is very pleased to release walks 1-6 of our "new look" walk leaflets for 2014.'
'Established in 1947; the park boasts tranquil valleys encompassed by heather-clad hills, rugged rock faces, burns cascading down magestic slopes and the forest, moorland and lochs rising up to ...
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'Enjoy the chance to go on a peaceful stroll on one of our woodland trails, or if you fancy something a little more strenuous, why not head out to the hills and climb the Merrick, south Scotland's highest peak. With over 100 different walks to choose from, there is something for everyone. More details of all of the Galloway Forest Park walks are available in the Forestry Commission's Out and About Guide to Galloway Forest Park... With 27 waymarked trails to choose from, there is something suited to every walker.'
'The "Galloway Kite Trail" around beautiful Loch Ken promotes the population of kites, recently re-established in Kirkcudbrightshire, as a source of nature-based tourism to benefit local commun ...
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'An exciting nature watching opportunity to view spectacular red kites in lovely scenery is now attracting the attention of walkers, cyclists, wildlife lovers and birdwatchers in Dumfries and Galloway and from much further afield.'
'We walk every second Sunday starting from the Gap o' the North pub in Jonesborough at 10am. There is a strong local focus on the Cooleys and the Ring of Gullion with occasional trips to the Mournes and further afield. As far as possible we try to combine each walk with some local knowledge of history or archaeological sites and interpretation of landscape to show farming and community development over the centuries.'
'The village is a short distance from Darsham station and was once a staging point on the London to Yarmouth turnpike. The Street (A1120) is most picturesque, lined with an agreeable mix of buildin ...
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'Known locally as The Garden of Suffolk the village of Yoxford is approached across the pastures of Rookery Park, one of three country houses that surround the village.'
Member of the Ramblers - Mid Lancashire Area Grouping
'Walkers will meet special guests along the way as well as visiting places and routes that are not normally open to the public, the Wyre Way Challenge will be particularly notable for this ...
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Usually held Early May.
'Visit Forestmill via the Lade footpath returning via the old Alloa to Dunfermline railway line.'
Clackmannanshire Council
Gartmorn [Forestry and Land Scotland]
'For great family days out - - - For wildlife watching and local history - - - Places to enjoy on your doorstep! - - - Other sites in Gateshead not managed by Council'
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'Did you know there are over 20 countryside sites in Gateshead including ancient meadows and woodlands? There are also new sites reclaimed form the ashes of our industrial past and sites that are important in the story of Gateshead. Find out where these sites are and what you can do when you get there ...'
Gateshead Council
Member of the Ramblers - Northumbria Area Grouping
'GOC functions nationally through a network of groups offering a wide range of different activities. Local groups serve a specific area; almost all of them organise walks and many organise soci ...
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'The Gay Outdoor Club is a members club - no one is paid for their role in it and no-one makes a profit from it. Every member is welcome to play a part in running the club, perhaps by organising an event, by helping to run a group or serving on the committee ... To many of our members, GOC is more than just a walking group - they have found enduring friendships and the opportunity to get out and do events that they otherwise wouldn't have had the chance to.'
'Three booklets of local walks have been published by the Gayton Walkers Group ... The Booklets are: [1] Walks Around Gayton Twelve walks that all begin and end at Fiveway ...
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Gayton Walkers
'Vast geographical encyclopaedia, featuring details of towns, villages, bens and glens from the Scottish Borders to the Northern Isles. The first comprehensive gazetteer produced for Scotland since 1885, it includes tourist attractions, industries and historical sites, together with histories of family names and clans, biographies of famous Scots and descriptions of historical events associated with Scotland.'
Bruce Gittings [University of Edinburgh] | Royal Scottish Geographical Society
'The Gazetteer provides an exhaustive Place Name Index to Great Britain, containing over 50,000 entries. It lists the historic county and the main administrative areas in which each place lies.'
Does not cover Northern Ireland.
'The original drawings and text of the walks were done by Ian Spencer in 1993. Ian was a Parish Councillor and Footpath Warden. Some of the text has been updated ...'T ...
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'Geding Country Park opened in style with a special community day launch on Saturday 28 March 2015 ... There are multiple paths that weave their way through the woodlands and grasslands that make up the rich flora and fauna within the country park. It has a rich diversity of wildlife, mining heritage and green credentials along with a network of paths, trails and viewpoints that creates a destination to be proud of. ...'
Member of the Ramblers - Nottinghamshire Area Grouping
Member of the Ramblers - Greater Gwent Area Grouping
'There are four waymarked trails leading from the car park at Howgill. The Stagsike Trail will take 1–2 hours to walk and the other trails a little longer ...
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'Set in the beautiful North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Geltsdale is home to black grouse, birds of prey and breeding wading birds and is ideal for walking ...'
RSPB
'The British Isles host a wide range of fascinating geology providing "secret" walks through breathtaking scenery, literary inspiration, idyllic holiday destinations and the building materials for historic monuments. There are also many groups who organise lectures and excursions to help enthusiasts learn more about geology, as well as museums, discovery centres, geoparks and other important geological sites open to the public ...'
'Geochaches can be found in or around Warwickshire Country Parks, for example: [1] Burton Dassett - - - : [2] Hartshill Hayes - - - : [3] Kingsbury Water Park - - - : [4] Ryton Pools - - - : [5] Kenilworth Greenway - - - : [6] Offchurch Greenway - - - : [7] Stratford Greenway ...'
'Geocaching is an outdoor recreational activity, in which participants use a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver or mobile device and other navigational techniques to ...
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‘The Association was established in 2003 to provide a national geocaching organisation and serve as a UK point of contact for geocachers, landowners, the media and others with an interest in geocaching.’
'Starting in 2008 Geoff Mullett of Grimsby-Louth Ramblers Group devised, walked and wrote up 11 new walks around Lincolnshire, located in the territories of the 11 Ramblers Groups ...
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ALERT Website Link changed from original.
'We use county information to aid recognition of place names on photo pages and other areas of the site, like helping to disambiguate search terms (e.g. a search for "Gillingham") For Ireland, ...
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'The Geograph® Britain and Ireland Project aims to collect geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of Great Britain and Ireland, and you can be part of it.'
'Anglesey (Môn) is the largest of the Welsh islands, situated in the north west corner of Wales. This internationally recognised Geopark covers some 720 square kilometres and has 201 kilome ...
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'There are a range of geotrails and picnic areas and thought provoking, informative displays and tactile exhibits which encourage adults and children alike learn about the wonder of the world around them. '
Details of ten self-guide Trails amongst much else of interest about Shetland's Geology: [1] Journey into Shetland's Volcano - - - : [2] Explore the Shetland Ophiolite - the floor of an ancient ocean.
'Meandering its way for 109 miles through the Abberley and Malvern Hills Geopark from Bridgnorth to Gloucester, the Geopark Way passes through stunning countryside as it explores 700 m ...
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'The aims of the Geopark Way project were to establish a long distance Landscape and Geology walking trail through the Abberley and Malvern Hills Geopark, and to write and publish an accompanying trail guide. The project was conceived from the aspiration to highlight geology, landscape and associated heritage within the Abberley and Malvern Hills Geopark and to make these accessible to all.'
'There are 100 places to discover across Wales, and a series of walking trails to enjoy. Take souvenir photographs and share them with friend, family and followers.'
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'During 1854 travel writer George Borrow journeyed right across Wales on foot. He recorded his interaction with the Welsh people, its language and scenery. Today you can follow in Borrow's footsteps using this app. Read his vivid accounts of Welsh life in the mid 19th century and uncover just how much change has taken place during that time.'
'People from all over the world come to Lower Bemerton to see St. Andrew's, the little church opposite the Old Rectory where Herbert lived. Its Visitors' Book is filled with the names of those who ...
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'George Herbert is said to have walked to and from Salisbury Cathedral twice a week. While the exact route he took isn't known, it almost certainly took him across the water meadows. We can still do this walk today.'
The Friends of St. Andrew's Bemerton in conjunction with The George Herbert in Bemerton Group
'These are all trees that established colonies during the 5,000 years of ice retreat. In other words they arrived after the ice started to melt, but before Britain became an island. It is possible ...
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'The Ice Age tree trail is a guided walk around Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park, taking in 34 species of tree ...'
'Get Wiltshire Walking 'A Public Health funded project which aims to ensure every community within the county has access to a FREE weekly led walk ... Each walk has its regular starti ...
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Member of the Ramblers - East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Grouping
'Plan a Journey' allows you to set the maximum distance you would like to walk, and your normal walking speed.
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'Maps, tips and all the information you need to help you get around London during your visit ... Legible London is an easy-to-use signage system that presents information in a range of ways, including maps and directional information, to help people find their way. We're now working with boroughs, Business Improvement Districts and other organisations to expand the scheme further.'
Website includes details of three Trails: [1] The Blue Trail - - - : [2] The Red Trail - - - : [3] The Runkerry Trail: 'The Giant's Causeway is an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the result of an ancient volcanic eruption ... It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986, and a national nature reserve in 1987 by the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland. In a 2005 poll of [BBC] Radio Times readers, the Giant's Causeway was named as the fourth greatest natural wonder in the United Kingdom'.
'A dynamic stretch of unspoilt coastline running southwards from the edge of Skegness to the mouth of the Wash ... A spectacular new £1m Visitor Centre at Gibraltar Point Nature R ...
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The Walks are: [1] One Horse Field and Walk - - - : [2] Wetland Walk and Community Orchard - Sandown - - - : [3] Troll Trail - - - : [4] Ventnor Lizard Walk
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'Gift to Nature is the flagship conservation project of the Island 2000 Trust. Gift to Nature is passionate about the Isle of Wight’s wildlife, from our famous Red Squirrels to obscure tiny rare bees. Since 2002 we have created and cared for a variety of conservation sites across the Island. Join us, we want to share our lovely sites and all of the Island’s beautiful countryside so we have produced trail maps and lead guided walks to encourage everyone to get out and explore our fantastic Island.'
'Set in the lovely Marteg Valley just north of Rhayader, Gilfach is a 410 acre hill farm nature reserve, owned and managed by Radnorshire Wildlife Trust for the benefit of wildlife ...
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'Visit our fabulous flagship nature reserve - the farm time forgot! ... Follow the walking trails through meadows peppered with anthills, look out over the valley with its glorious views and spot a dipper on the River Marteg as it tumbles down through the reserve and over the waterfalls ...'
Gillingham Walkers 'is for anyone interested in walking in company around the Gillingham, Dorset area. We welcome everyone who wants to walk, particularly if you have never done much walki ...
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'Gillingham achieved Walkers Are Welcome (WAW) status on 10 August 2015. This means that it has fulfilled the six criteria necessary for acceptance: it has demonstrated local support, gained endorsement from the town council, made a commitment to ensure the local path network is in order, guaranteed adequate marketing of WAW status, shown how use of public transport will be encouraged and demonstrated how the status will be maintained in future, with broadbased support.'
Gillingham Walkers
'The Festival offers a wide variety of walks throughout the week with two walks a day over nine days. There are short walks, accessible walks and longer rambles to suit all abilities ... ...
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Usually held Early September.
'A beautiful green, welcoming and peaceful place. The mature trees, broad paths and memorials of the cemetery are complemented by the neat headstone rows in the lawn cemetery and the vibrant, aroma ...
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'The River Gipping Trust is preserving the historic heritage of the Stowmarket Navigation by restoring the structures that enabled navigation of the River Gipping from the centre of Stowma ...
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'The Trust has reached an agreement with MARPA (Mid-Anglia Rail Passengers' Association) and Roger Wolfe of the Ramblers Association to publish two of the Station to Station Walks which follow the route of the Stowmarket Navigation.'
Gipping Valley River Path [Stephen and Lucy Dawson] | River Gipping [Wikipedia]
'Delivering dramatic views and scenic panoramas, the impressive 43km route departs from Margam Country Park in Port Talbot, navigates through Bridgend, takes you through our histor ...
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'Following the southern edge of the South Wales Coalfields, this long-distance scenic route takes you through 5 county boroughs, from Port Talbot to Caerphilly - with a visit to RCT in between. You'll be treated to panoramic views of the rugged narrow valleys, which were once filled with coal mining industry. During the route, you'll also see views of the Brecon Beacons to the north and the Bristol Channel to the south, with Devon and Somerset possibly catching your eye.'
'The Gardens are open 7 am to dusk all year, with the glasshouses open 10am – 6pm (4.15 winter) with free entry to all areas of the Gardens and Glasshouses.'
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'Situated beside the River Kelvin the Botanic Gardens are an oasis of calm within the bustling City of Glasgow. With a blend of formal gardens and woodland walks the glasshouses offer a tropical respite from the winter, west coast weather ... We have a fine Heritage Trail through the Gardens with almost 30 points of interest taking you down to the Kelvin Walkway and the Gardens Arboretum.'
PDF Guides to download from the Website: 1. The Glasgow Necropolis Heriatge Trail : - - : 2. The Southern Necropolis Heritage Trail : - - : 3. The Medieval City Map : - - : 4. The Clyde Bridges ...
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'Glasgow's Built Heritage is diverse and following heritage trails is a great way to explore it ...'
The Glasgow Core Paths Plan Map Index [PDF] divides the City into 60 areas: for each area a PDF can be downloaded showing its Core Paths.
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'The aim of Glasgow City Council's Core Paths Plan is to ensure that important paths and routes are recorded and promoted, helping to achieve a "connected Glasgow" where residents and visitors can move easily around the path network on foot, by bike, by horse or any other non-motorised means - including "water paths" for rowers, canoeists and other non-motorised water users.'
Glasgow City Council
'Glasgow has a rich and fascinating history, from the Medieval City through to the present day. The City has a huge legacy of Victorian parks, cemeteries and landscaped gardens which feature severa ...
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'Heritage Trails exist throughout Glasgow. They are a great way of exploring the city, and finding out a little more about some of the sites and monuments along the way. These walks are also a great form of exercise.'
Glasgow City Council
Member of the Ramblers - North Strathclyde Area Grouping
'Following this audio trail you can find out about the natural and human history of the area as well as the story of the Pumlumon Project and what Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust are doing now to ch ...
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'An entertaining and informative tour of an outstanding landscape in the north Cambrians, taking in the superb viewpoint of Foel Fadian and the two very different lakes of Glaslyn and Bugeilyn.'
'Timberland Trails are a national initiative to create twelve trails in the Community Forests.'
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'Linear route following the footpaths close to the Pennington and Glaze Brooks, from Pennington Flash Country Park in Leigh, to the Manchester Ship Canal at Cadishead.’
'At Fassfern, there is ample parking by the stone bridge on the old road. From here, the route is signposted on the east bank of the burn and is waymarked through the forest on to the open ground of Gleann Suileag ... Despite the proximity to the public road, this area gives a great feeling of isolation.'
Rail Connections 'The route passes within a few yards of Ewell East station ... and within a short walk of Ewell West station ... and of Chessington North station.'
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'Walk around the Borough of Epsom and Ewell. There is a shortcut at the southern end of the walk which reduces the distance to around 10 miles.'
'... These townships were not nearly as remote when inhabited as they seem now as there would have been a steady stream of traffic travelling past. Indeed there would have been little other way to ...
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'This path is a very old road linking Badenoch with upper Speyside. It must have been used for hundreds of years as there are ruined townships located throughout the area ...'
‘This is the path the people of the townships in the Rothiemurchus area took to their summer shielings. The purpose of travelling to the shielings was to take the cattle and give the ground time to ...
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'This route is only suitable for those with some hillwalking experience, particularly in winter and spring when the hills are snow-covered. On a dry summer day, however, it should present no problems.’
'Glenariff Forest is home to many animals of conservation concern, most notably red squirrel, hen harrier and Irish hare. There are several walking trails through the forest which give spe ...
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'Glenariff, the Queen of the Glens, is one of the nine Antrim Glens. Glenariff Forest Park covers over 1000 hectares, with planted woodland, lakes, outdoor recreation spaces and conservation areas.'
'Glenlivet itself is a special place that’s brimming with history and inspiring tales. Lying between the Ladder and the Cromdale Hills, the two broad straths of the rivers Avon and Livet m ...
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'From gentle short strolls to challenging long distance walks. We’ve pulled together a variety of our favourite walking adventures so that everyone can enjoy the freedom that comes from being outside and exploring the wonders of Glenlivet. '
The Walks are: [1] & [2]: Old Ruined Village & Paddy's Point - - - : [3] Duncan Ban Monument - - - : [4] Old Military Road - - - : [5] Parish Church & 18th Century Villages - - - : [6] & [7] Ki ...
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'Walks In and Around Loch Awe: 9 Easy Walks from Dalmally Post Office.'
Member of the Ramblers - Forth Valley, Fife & Tayside Area Grouping
'The bread and butter of the Club is the weekly walk, usually on a Sunday. A long walk starting at 11-00am and a shorter walk starting at 2-00pm on alternate Sundays.'
'Located only an hour south of Edinburgh, Glentress Peel in Glentress Forest is the gateway to Tweed Valley Forest Park.'
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'Glentress Forest is one of the best mountain biking venues in the UK and the trails here have won a number of awards. There are also five lovely waymarked walking trails, with views of the Tweed Valley and wildlife watching opportunities.'
'People from all walks of life will be taking part – from seasoned mountain walkers to complete beginners. This is one of the great things about TrekFest – it’s open to everyone and gi ...
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'Have you ever dreamt of doing something amazing for your favourite charity? Have you ever wanted to push yourself and give something back for a cause close to your heart? Or do you just want to undertake one of the most amazing physical challenges of your life? ... Welcome to Global Adventure Challenges ...'
Member of the U3A - Derbyshire Grouping
'Glossop Walkers are a local group of friends with a common interest in enjoying the beautiful countryside that surrounds us.'
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Member of the U3A - Gloucestershire Grouping
Towpath 'Vessels were originally towed along the canal by horses, but their use declined after steam tugs were introduced in 1860. The towpath is nominally open for walkers and cyclists al ...
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'This site highlights the main features of Gloucester Docks and the 16 mile ship canal link to Sharpness Docks and the sea. Brief details are given about the history of what can be seen today, with many comparisons of old and recent views. Information is also provided about facilities of interest to visitors, vessels and people associated with the waterway and plans for developments.'
'Commemorate Gloucester Day, which marks a turning point in English history. On 5 September 1643 the Gloucester Parliamentarian forces were held under siege behind the city walls and brave ...
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'We aim to present interesting and educational content on Gloucester's heritage and history. Make the most of your visit to Gloucester with a Guided Walk or read an essay or historic leaflet ... .Self Guided Walks are available from St Michael's Tower and Gloucester Tourist Information Centre'
Member of the Ramblers - Gloucestershire Area Grouping
Member of the Ramblers - Gloucestershire Area Grouping
Countryside walks in the various Country Parks within Gloucestershire.
'Offers strategic advice and comment to the County Council and Natural England on the improvement of access. This Forum consists of interest groups such as walkers, cyclists, equestrians, disabled users and landowners. It advises the county council regarding access to the countryside and public rights of way matters.'
Gloucestershire County Council
'Our programme of events are organised to fit around working commitments. Events include free Thursday walks, Sunday walks and weekends to Youth Hostels, cottages, bunkhouses and even camping i ...
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'Social walking group which offers walks, weekends away, and a wide range of other outdoor activities. Our members are singles and couples and people who like to be part of and contribute to a social group.'
The Definitive Map and Statement is the 'legal record of the public rights of way and shows the routes of each public footpath, bridleway, restricted byway and byway open to all traffic in the county. You can view:
*The original map at Shire Hall during office hours (no need to book an appointment);
* Rights of Way Map Online 'This is not the definitive map but our attempt to show the data in an electronic format'.
Member of the Ramblers - Gloucestershire Area Grouping
Member of the Ramblers - Gloucestershire Area Grouping
'Mainly on field and woodland paths the Gloucestershire Way undulates for 100 miles through the distinctive areas of the Forest of Dean, Severn Vale and Cotswold, taking a theme of "Forest ...
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Guidebook to 'a footpath through Gloucestershire between Chepstow and Tewkesbury passing through Gloucester, Stow on the Wold and Winchcombe'.
Gloucestershire Way [Walking Pages]
'As a part of the celebrations for Oxfordshire's 1000th birthday, BBC Oxford and the Countryside Service demonstrated the rich history and value of the county's countryside by ...
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'Walk from Chipping Norton, following the path of the River Glyme, to Woodstock.'
'Glyndŵr's Way was granted National Trail status in millennium year 2000. Its enigmatic name derives from the early fifteenth century folk hero Owain Glyndŵr, who won significant battles c ...
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'It begins at Knighton on the English border and meanders through the open moorland, rolling farmland, woodland and forest of Mid Wales, through the town of Machynlleth, which was the capital of Wales in 1404, finishing by the Montgomeryshire Canal in Welshpool.'
'Rising above Neath town centre, the grounds of a landscape park lie in their original rural setting long famed for its picturesque beauty ... The Gnoll Estate has become a major attraction for bot ...
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'Provides a haven for wildlife within a stone's throw of the centre of Neath. Why not enjoy one or all three of the Gnoll Wildlife Walks that help you explore the Park and discover its wildlife.'
'There are plenty of things to do in Gravesend and Gravesham. Use the area as a base and have access to wider Kent attractions as well as those in Gravesend.'
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'Nestling between the River Thames, its estuary wetlands of international importance, and the North Downs, the countryside to the east and south of Gravesend is an exceptional Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, containing Ancient Woodland and Country Parks, and historic villages of windmills, country houses and cricket on the green ...'
'Your walking app for everyday outdoor adventures. Discover nature-filled walking routes. Enjoy fun new walking challenges and more ... Our mission is to help you get out and about, everyday. Download our free walking app and enjoy a pocket-sized encyclopedia of urban walks.'
go4awalk.com Featured
'Whether you want to walk alone, with friends or with your partner & chlidren in The Lake District, The Yorkshire Dales, The Peak District or Snowdonia in North Wales, Ramble with a Pub ...
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'Brilliant Walks and Walk Ideas ... conceived, researched and described by walking experts to make sure you have a really fantastic day on Britain's hills, fells and mountains.'
'You can download each Trail description, complete with map and local information. Some Trails explore the rich local Welsh culture & heritage, all have memorable views. There are Trails for ev ...
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'Welcome to GoBala - THE source for Trails in the Bala & Penllyn area, where you can enjoy the stunning mountain & lake scenery of Snowdonia, whether on foot, by bike, on water or by road ...'
Member of the Ramblers - Surrey Area Grouping
'Golcar and Slaithwaite are 2 traditional stone built weaving villages located in the distinct area known as the Colne Valley ... Both villages are surrounded by small former weaving hamlets linked by numerous public footpath routes, some formerly packhorse trails and later routes to the mills, schools, canal and railway, running up, down, around and along the valley side and bottom.'
'Broadcaster and writer Wynford Vaughan-Thomas wrote of the experience: "Everywhere you feel the presence of the megalithic tomb-builders, of the Iton Age warriors who piled the stones for ...
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'WalkingThe Golden Road is a stirring experience. It takes you along the Preseli ridge across wild moorland following a route that is said to date back to the Neolithic period, 5000 years ago.'
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
'Some examples of the Group's work are the smart oak finger-posts around the village and the Millennium Project to improve the path from MIll Lane to Swanwick Hall Farm. The Group has produced a co ...
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'An informal group of volunteers who work in co-operation with Goostrey Parish Council and Cheshire County Council Public Rights of Way Unit to maintain and improve rural footpaths around the village, making them more enjoyable and accessible to all, and to encourage the use of these footpaths ...'
'In London there are around 700 parks friends groups – groups of volunteers – getting together to protect, improve and bring communities together in their local parks ... We are asking park fri ...
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'Aims to encourage you to enjoy London’s parks, share with the world why you love your park, why parks matter to you, and get involved in your local park friends group.'
'We are a local footpaths group based in the Gordano Valley area of North Somerset. We cater for all abilities with walks varying from ambles of about 4 miles up to more strenuous walks of about 12 ...
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'Walk around the Gordano Valley; taking in the coast path between Portishead and Clevedon, a route along the Tickenham Ridge and exploration of the Wraxall, Abbots Leigh and Portbury areas.'
'Much of this walk is in real countryside where mud can be encountered, especially after rain. For this reason, stout footware is essential. A number of moderate hills are negotiated and there is a ...
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'The walk quickly enters real countryside and encompasses some wide views. It penetrates some way into Hertfordshire until the old centre of Cheshunt is reached, then uses the New River to take the walker back into Greater London. The extensive grounds of Forty Hall, where there are refreshment opportunities, are visited and the route finally goes via Hillyfields Park back to Gordon Hill.'
Mike Biggs Inner London Ramblers
'Bennachie is one of the best known and most popular places to visit in north east Scotland. Bennachie is a distinctive hill with several tops and can be seen from miles around.
'The Bennach ...
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'This challenging long distance route runs from the Bennachie Centre to Suie in the west. Allow a day to complete the full trail.'
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