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Upcoming Walks

Saturday, 27th April, 2024 – Start: 9:00 am
Bird Song
No Booking Required

Difficulty: Easy Duration: 4 hours Distance: 4.5 miles

Start point: Marshfield layby

A short walk along Marshfield High Street and into Cloud Hill woods. We will have with us a walker who is skilled in Bird Song. Consequently, the walk will be a slow pace while we stop to listen. Please note the earlier start time of 09.00
Saturday, 27th April, 2024 – Start: 10:00 am
POSTPONED – Crickley Time Machine – A 170 Million Year Journey
No Booking Required

Difficulty: Moderate Duration: 2 hours Distance: 3 miles

Start point: Outside café area, Crickley Hill Country Park, Crickley Hill, Birdlip GL4 8JY

Our journey starts in the balmy seas of Middle Jurassic with the Cotswold Limestone, then moves to human settlement during the Neolithic, an Iron Age hillfort and Roman occupation. Along the walk nature and cultivation will be encountered, with tales of adders, toxic plants and dew ponds.
Wednesday, 1st May, 2024 – Start: 10:00 am
Around the Cam Downs
No Booking Required

Difficulty: Moderate Duration: 3.0 hours Distance: 6.0 miles

Start point: Park at the rear of Coaley Parish Hall. Coaley is situated about 2 miles north of Dursley.

A stroll through the fields around Coaley and Cam Long Down, with one long but not strenuous climb. Includes a circle of the Peaked Down and a visit to the summit to see the Bluebells.
Please note:

Unless otherwise indicated, all walks by the Voluntary Wardens are free of charge however donations are very much appreciated.

PLEASE: always remember to wear appropriate footwear because some walks may be steep and muddy in places. Sorry but only assistance dogs are allowed on walks. Warden Leaders will take all reasonable care and precautions but each walker is ultimately responsible for their own safety, and for determining their capability to complete the chosen walk.

It is also advisable to check the website or call the Cotswolds Conservation Board (07841 663607) beforehand for details of any changes, particularly during bad weather.