A 20s and 30s Ramblers group.
Shannon
A gentle paced 7-mile circular walk from Bramley, which follows the route of the Silchester Trail, including parts of the Iron Age settlement (and later Roman town) Calleva Atrebatum.
Walk details
We'll meet outside Bramley station. There is a bakery next door if anyone needs to buy lunch before we start walking. We'll head north out of Bramley, before turning west, and crossing the railway at Clapper’s Farm, heading towards Calleva Atrebatum. We'll pass the 12th century Church of St Mary the Virgin and stop for lunch outside the amphitheatre. After lunch we'll tour the northern edge of the site, including sections of the Roman town wall which are still standing. We'll then head back towards Bramley via the hamlet of Three Ashes and the Bramley Frith woodland.
Travel by public transport
If coming from Reading, catch the direct 10:07 Great Western Railway train which arrives into Bramley at 10:26.
Travel by car
There is no car park at Bramley station so please park legally and considerately nearby.
Advice
Dogs
Dogs allowed provided they are kept on a lead at all times.
Bramley railway station.
