
What we’re about
A group with regular organised walks geographically designed to lead you around picturesque landscapes and monumental landmarks.
Each walk is described in detail and often includes a map of the route, approximate miles and skill level. The leader offers historical knowledge about your guided route.
Country and Urban walks, local and not so local, circular, linear.
Coach trips are arranged too which are always a day to remember and add to the variety of the walking events. These coach trips offer you the choice to do the organised walk or you can go off and explore the location and join up with the walkers later. UK seaside resorts and cities are among the many favourites destinations.
Please wear suitable clothing as the weather can be changeable. Walking boots, waterproof jacket are a must, layers are good as easier to be comfortable. Sunscreen, a change of socks perhaps, water bottle, snacks, a charged phone.
By joining the group you are accepting full responsibility for your own health and safety. The group is a non profit organisation and each person is a part of a group of friends. Please don't attend walks if you do not feel fit and well. Each person is totally responsible for their own actions. If that policy doesn't suit then don't join.
Each person joins events at their own risk. There are no qualified staff or First Aiders. The group is merely a group of friends who share a common interest in walking and the great outdoors. You must accept that the group, event organisers and hosts are not liable for your safety and wellbeing. Each person attending the events are equal and take responsibility for themselves. If that policy doesn't suit then don't join.
Each member is expected to treat the fellow members with respect and kindness and any distress caused to other members could lead to immediate removal from the group.
The group is free to join, there is no expectation to pay anything. Members are welcome to contribute voluntarily a couple of pounds a year which will go towards the running costs of the group. This would be greatly appreciated as meetup isn't free. Any surplus funds will be donated to a Wildlife charity of your choice and spent on savoury treats on occasions for you to enjoy.
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All members are required to have a name and photo on their profile. Profile photo should be a clear photo of yourself without sunglasses or face coverings. We must be able to recognise you from your photo.
Enjoy the events and stay safe.
Upcoming events
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New Year's Day Eight Mile Hucknall to Newstead Abbey Walk
Hucknall Tram Stop, Baths Lane, Nottingham, GBJoin us for an eight-mile New Year's Day walk to burn off some of those Christmas calories from Hucknall to Newstead Abbey.
Starting from the Hucknall tram stop we head through the suburbs of Hucknall along the River Leen to Papplewick before reaching Newstead Abbey for a refreshment and comfort break.
We then head back to Hucknall via Linby and the suburbs of Hucknall.
Sunday service operates on the trams but there is no longer any free parking at the Hucknall Tram stop.
The best advice for those coming by car is to find your parking in Hucknall or park at the Moor Bridge tram stop and purchase a short hop Hucknall Zone tram ticket for £1.50 to Hucknall. At the end of the walk, you then buy the same ticket for the return journey from Hucknall to Moor Bridge meaning you will have spent three pounds in total for car parking at Moor Bridge along with the short tram ride to and from Hucknall.
Route details: Newstead - 13km Walking Route near Hucknall (ID: 2058356) (plotaroute.com)
What3Words link to meetup point https://w3w.co/drape.brush.bench
Children and well-behaved dogs are welcome on this walk.
Any problems or questions please leave a message via meetup or email me at elknottingham@gmail.com.22 attendees
Past events
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