Walsall Group of Ramblers has been around since 1992 and in that time we've introduced many people to the joys and benefits of walking with the Ramblers
Judith R.
These southernmost hills of the Pennines offer a grand panorama across the north Midlands. This area of estates, hamlets and farmland was used by George Eliot in her Victorian novel Adam Bede; paths wind through a bucolic country very little changed. Mainly moderate undulating countryside with lovely views all round with a short steep descent from one of the Weaver Hills - well worth the journey. Joint walk with Wolverhampton Ramblers and Sandwell Ramblers.
We leave the meeting point in Walsall promptly at 08:45am. The start time is the time the actual walk is due to start.
We regret we cannot allow dogs other than assistance dogs on weekend Walsall Group walks.
Personal medication, e.g. asthma inhalers and angina sprays, must be carried by the walkers themselves.
All walkers should carry an ICE card or a contact number in case of emergency.
Booking is not necessary for this walk.
Walkers will need a packed lunch.
Please notify the leader if you intend to travel direct to the walk start.
Car sharing recommended due to restricted parking space.
Oak Park Active Living Centre, Lichfield Road, Walsall Wood, Walsall (old entrance by KFC).
North end of Dove Bridge, Dove Street, Ellastone. A461 to Lichfield, keep ahead at Three Tuns island, at Bowling Green island take A51 Stone / Stafford, straight on at lights, at next island take A515 Ashbourne and follow signs for Ashbourne to B5033 junction. Turn L onto B5033 Ellastone and follow it to bridge over River Dove. Park on L after bridge.
