Hyndburn Ramblers Announce Spring Walking Schedule
The Hyndburn Ramblers, a friendly and active walking group based in Lancashire, have officially released their exciting programme of walks for the months of April and May. This new schedule promises to take participants through a variety of scenic landscapes, including local countryside areas as well as more distant destinations such as Yorkshire, Bowland, and the Lake District. The group is known for its welcoming atmosphere and regular meet-ups, making it an ideal choice for both seasoned hikers and newcomers looking to explore the great outdoors.
Regular Meeting Times and Walk Details
The Hyndburn Ramblers meet regularly on Sundays and Wednesdays, offering walks of varying lengths to suit different fitness levels and abilities. This flexibility ensures that everyone, from casual strollers to experienced trekkers, can find a route that matches their preferences. Wednesday walks are typically around 7 or 10 miles in length, providing a moderate to challenging option for those seeking a mid-week adventure.
April Walks: Settle, Great Harwood, and More
In April, the group has planned a series of engaging walks. For the 'A' group walkers, who are often more experienced, there are routes such as Settle, covering 9 miles, and the Great Harwood Round, which spans 10 miles. Sunday walks during this month include Chipping, a 7-mile route, and Pendle Hill from the Nick, a 10-mile trek that offers stunning views and a rewarding challenge.
May Walks: Downham, Bacup, and Silverdale
As spring progresses into May, the Hyndburn Ramblers continue with an enticing lineup of walks. Participants can look forward to routes including Downham, a 10-mile journey, Bacup Circular, also 10 miles, and Silverdale, another 10-mile path. These walks are designed to showcase the beauty of the region and provide ample opportunities for exercise and social interaction.
Welcoming New Walkers
New walkers are always welcome to join the Hyndburn Ramblers, regardless of their experience level. The group emphasizes inclusivity and encourages individuals to come along and try out a walk to see if it suits them. For more information about the programme or to get involved, interested parties can contact Pauline Hughes on 07544 516116 or visit the official website at www.ramblers.org.uk/hyndburn. The group is based in Hyndburn, Lancashire, making it a central hub for outdoor enthusiasts in the area.
