Category Archives: Long Walks

On the 3rd of September, a 7.9-mile circular walk began at Laxton Visitor Centre, near Newark, known for its unique medieval Open Field System. The walk started by crossing this historic landscape, where the communal strip farming method, still in … Continue reading →

On 6th August, we set out through the rolling hills and scenic trails around Elton, a quaint village in Derbyshire. The weather was perfect – slightly overcast with occasional bursts of sunshine, which kept the temperature comfortable for walking. We … Continue reading →

Our walk this month was to the Peak District on 2nd July and was led by Carol Green. We walked 7.96 miles over good paths; it was pleasant for walking as the weather behaved itself and was warm, without being … Continue reading →

Our June walk was to Alderwasley, a very nice area of Ambergate, gently undulating and partially wooded. A varied walk which everyone enjoyed, no complaints anyway. There was very little mud although we did have to walk down a trickle … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who went on the long walk to Calke Abbey. We all enjoyed a beautiful walk on 7th May, it was a pleasant day, just right for walking, with stunning views. We walked to Staunton Harald, which incidentally … Continue reading →