This walk is in the past.
Continuing the adventure, this is the seventh in a series of section walks of the much-loved national trail, the Cotswold Way.
We'll begin our walk at the end point of the previous section in the village of Painswick, and will then make our way westwards towards Harefield Hill. From Harefield Hill we'll make our way southwards along the escarpment through Standish Wood, before skirting the western side of the town of Stroud and crossing the disused Stroudwater Canal, before finishing up our walk in the village of Middleyard, also known as King's Stanley.
As before, I'll limit this walk at 25 people (ish) due to logistics/car sharing - please let me know if you'll be driving on the day, and how many people you can offer a lift to if so!
This walk requires booking
Text the walk leader to request a space on the walk with your name. After 6pm the night before your walk, the leader will message you the full start point details.
Bring packed lunch. Pub to finish.
Group:
20s & 30s
Walk Leader:
Andy S.
Walk Grade:
2 Boot
Walk Length: 9.5 miles
(6 hours (ish!) including breaks but excluding travel)
Date: Sun 15 May 2022
Meet:
08:30 at
In Bristol for lift shares
If sharing lifts passengers are expected to contribute towards petrol costs. Please bring coins or be prepared to make a bank transfer. As a guide, 30p/mile shared by everyone in the car.
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