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- Wednesday, 29th May 2019: Comestibles at CranhillJoin the South Cotswold group for a 8.0 mile moderate walk.Frampton Mansell, Daneway, Sapperton, Hailey Wood, Tarlton, Oxtalls Farm. Terrain 2 Hilly and level mix. Picnic.
- Thursday, 30th May 2019: Selsley down along and backJoin the South Cotswold group for a 4.5 mile moderate walk.via Water Lane, Woodchester, cycle track, Dudbridge Station, Cotswold Way. Terrain 2 Hilly and level mix. Uphill finish.
- Saturday, 1st June 2019: Frankly my deer, I don’t give a HamJoin the South Cotswold group for a 8.0 mile moderate walk.Ham, Whitcliff Deer Park, Hill, Upper Hill. Terrain 3 Hilly. Bring a packed lunch.
- Monday, 3rd June 2019: Summer in SherstonJoin the South Cotswold group for a 4.0 mile leisurely walk.Lovely walk from Sherston village to Fosse Way and Ladyswood Estate. Terrain 1 Not much climbing. Pubs in Sherston after walk.
- Wednesday, 5th June 2019: Across the fields to WhiteshillJoin the South Cotswold group for a 8.0 mile moderate walk.Through Standish Woods to Ruscombe, fields to Whiteshill, peaceful Pitchcombe Wood to Edge, returning via Cotswold Way to Haresfield Beacon and Topograph. Terrain 2 Hilly and level mix. Bring picnic lunch.
- Thursday, 6th June 2019: Near the Crown but not Jolly NiceJoin the South Cotswold group for a 4.0 mile moderate walk.Via Cowcombe Wood and canal path. Terrain 2 Hilly and level mix. Crown at Frampton Mansell is near end of walk.
To see maps and where to meet on the above walks, click the date of each walk.
To see details of later walks, click the Walks menu above and then Walks Programme - or simply click HERE
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About the South Cotswold Ramblers Group
South Cotswold Ramblers Group is one out of nearly 500 in England, Scotland and Wales who are part of Ramblers, Britain's walking charity. VISIT RAMBLERS WEBSITE HERE.
Why not walk with us on our varied Group walks in the Stroud district including Painswick in this beautiful part of Gloucestershire? Every week we put on two, three or even four walks and would love to see you.
Get to know the best rambles around the Five Valleys around Stroud including the Slad Valley made famous in Laurie Lee's Cider with Rosie, Westonbirt, Nailsworth, Berkeley, Slimbridge, Dursley, Frampton-on-Severn, Wotton-under-Edge and Tetbury as well as our regular walks outside this superb walking area.
If you decide to join our friendly group, you will also be supporting the valuable work of Ramblers in Britain and you will also be entitled to walk with any Ramblers' group in Great Britain! It's easy to join our group here.
Come and try a few walks with us soon, (there is no need to join Ramblers for up to three walks). Our walks are anything from 4 miles at an leisurely pace up to 10 miles or even more. Keep fit, have a chat and see the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside.
VISITORS FROM ABROAD, you will be very welcome to join us on a walk (hike) without being members.
CARING FOR FOOTPATHS AND OTHER RIGHTS OF WAY - Our volunteer members keep an eye on the local footpath network, working with Gloucestershire Public Rights of Way (PRoW) Officers to help solve problems. Tell us about footpath problems here online.
FOOTPATH VOLUNTEERS - Some of our members clear and waymark paths, and erect and repair signposts and stiles. Could you help?
WALK IN THE COTSWOLDS - You do not have to be a member to try three of our walks before joining Ramblers! We lead varied walks each weekend and mid week in the scenic South Cotswolds. see a map of our home area.
VISIT OUR HUGE PHOTO GALLERY - Our regularly updated walks photos show you our delightful area and the people who take part!
SOCIAL EVENTS & HOLIDAYS - We also arrange enjoyable walking holidays for our members and social events.
VISIT AGAIN - If you have enjoyed looking at our website, please visit again. Send us a message if you wish. We usually update the website several times a week. Good walking.
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South Cots litter pickers get to work to clear up this mess at Coaley Peak at the end of today's walk. Before and after.
Crossing stream in Dillay Valley yesterday. We used bridge. Horses scalloped straight through the stream.
