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Join IWA Lichfield Branch for a afternoon guided walk around Stoke Golding and the Ashby Canal.

This is an easy 4-mile walk with no stiles, along quiet country lanes, the towpath and public footpaths.

We first head eastwards through the village before joining the Leicestershire Round long distance path.  This soon brings us to the canal. We follow its contours around Dadlington, finally leaving the towpath by “Duck Corner”. From there it is a short stroll uphill back to the pub.

 

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IWA Lichfield Branch
Event Date(s)

Thursday 12th November

Location

Stoke Golding

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IWA Lichfield Branch Guided Walk

Join IWA Lichfield Branch for a afternoon guided walk around Stoke Golding and the Ashby Canal.

This is an easy 4-mile walk with no stiles, along quiet country lanes, the towpath and public footpaths.

We first head eastwards through the village before joining the Leicestershire Round long distance path.  This soon brings us to the canal. We follow its contours around Dadlington, finally leaving the towpath by “Duck Corner”. From there it is a short stroll uphill back to the pub.

 

Details

Contact

Clive Walker

Activity

Walk

Start Time

Meet at 10:45 for 11:00 start

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Location

Stoke Golding

The George & Dragon, Station Road, Stoke Golding, Nuneaton, Leicestershire CV13 6EZ, UK

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