FUTURE BRANCH WALKS: -
FOR YOUR DIARY: – The next season of branch walks will start on the 11th of September, so look here in the middle of August for the advert for that walk.
EASY COUNTRYSIDE and two WATERWAYS Guided Walk
The photo shows a section of the walk where the footpath takes us over the top gates of the River Weaver Dutton Locks. The crew of this narrow boat are about to depart from the lock.
A group of thirty members attended the last walk up Caldy hill and we hope that you are keeping fit and well as we now have another walk planned. We would love to see guest visitors again so perhaps you will be able to come along? This walk starts with a nice easy stroll along the delightful Trent & Mersey Canal towpath near Northwich, then along the River Weaver bank, before returning through Acton village and the Countryside. If you wish to come on this walk, please book your place when you are confident you will be available.
We will have a ten minute break half-way round the walk for ‘bring your own’ refreshments.
This is the last walk until September.
EASY COUNTRYSIDE and two WATERWAYS Guided Walk
The photo shows a section of the walk where the footpath takes us over the top gates of the River Weaver Dutton Locks. The crew of this narrow boat are about to depart from the lock.
A group of thirty members attended the last walk up Caldy hill and we hope that you are keeping fit and well as we now have another walk planned. We would love to see guest visitors again so perhaps you will be able to come along? This walk starts with a nice easy stroll along the delightful Trent & Mersey Canal towpath near Northwich, then along the River Weaver bank, before returning through Acton village and the Countryside. If you wish to come on this walk, please book your place when you are confident you will be available.
We will have a ten minute break half-way round the walk for ‘bring your own’ refreshments.
This is the last walk until September.
In addition to the Trent and Mersey Canal near Northwich, this circular easy guided walk also features the river Weaver, and the surrounding countryside. The route is quite flat and the walk is excellent for dogs, but hopeless for wheelchairs & buggies due to several sets of steps and the very narrow final footpath through rough meadows. Suitable footwear will be anything stout and flat soled, but boots will be best if there has recently been heavy rain as this final footpath of the walk may become quite boggy – and some of the stiles are not in best condition.
Send an email from the link below to book a place.
[email protected] Walks organiser & guide.
As soon as you know that you’ll be free; please send your name, and if you’re bringing a partner please give both your names, and ask to book a place.
The deadline for booking a place will be Saturday night – just before the walk.
Booking confirmation will be emailed to you asap.
On the Thursday before a walk everyone who has booked in will be sent a reminder, and also the details of where to park.
Assemble at 10.15 am for a 10.30 start. Finish about 1.00 pm.