We are the West Berkshire Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Dawn T.
This hilly walk starts in Ewelme and follows the Chiltern way over fields and tracks to Ewelme Park. Still following the Chiltern way, we find ourselves at Swyncombe Church where we could be lucky and see a wonderful display of snowdrops. After reaching Cookley Green, we join Shakespear's way to the Ridgeway. We should get some stunning views over the Chilterns if the weather is kind to us. Touching on the outskirts of Berwick Salome to head back to Ewleme and St Marys Church, which has some wonderful wall paintings. This is where Jerome K Jerome is interred and where William Chaucer's tomb lies. The adjacent alms houses were founded by Dame Alice, granddaughter of William Chaucer.
Please dress as per the prevailing weather forecast on the day.
Numbers are not limited but please book on line.
Bring food and drink for the day.
The walk is quite undulating may be muddy and slippery in places so please take care and wear substantial footwear.
Please park in the small car park at the recreation ground in Ewelme which is sign posted from the village centre. Due to the size of the car park car sharing is advised if possible.
