Programme

Please note that you take part in walks at your own risk and the organisers
cannot be liable for any injury or other distress which may occur.

Unless otherwise stated, we aim to meet at 10:15am so as to start walking at 10:30am prompt.
We aim to finish the walk by 5pm (or dusk if earlier).

Saturday 10th July
Reigate Heath and Colley Hill
10 miles

Meet at the car park on Flanchford Road (just off the A25 heading West out of Reigate) TQ239503
at 1315 for 1330 (having had lunch).

This is a circular walk taking in Reigate Park, Colley and Juniper Hill from which there should be good views to the South.
We will return via Reigate Heath (and The Windmill).

There will be the option of having a pub meal after the walk at The Skimmington Castle TQ238497
(a short walk from the start point).

The walk will be led by Chris Munt.
Walk leader's details - password required

Sat 14th August
Chichester to Pagham Harbour
8 or 12 miles
This is a joint walk with the Hampshire Christian Rambling Club.
We are all invited to join them.
Look at the details here on their website.
Ben Harding, the walk leader, would like to know in advance if you are coming.
Walk leader's details - password required

Sat 25th September
Linear Walk from Farnham station to Guildford
12 miles
Meet at Farnham station at 1015 for a prompt start at 1030.
NB - it's not so possible to join this walk half way.
Pub lunch available at Puttenham (or your packed lunch).
The walk will be led by Deborah George.
Walk leader's details - password required

Sat 9th October
Somewhere in the Guildford area
Meet at 1015 for a prompt start at 1030 .
More details nearer the time.
The walk will be led by John Mitchell.
Walk leader's details - password required

Sat 27th November
Sandhurst - Horseshoe Lake
7 miles
Meet at 1015 for a prompt start at 1030 at
Horseshoe Lake car park, off Mill Lane, near Sandhurst.
Nearest postcode GU47 8JW, GR: SU820620
Blackwater Valley followed by afternoon tea or Christmas shopping at The Meadows.
A gravel extraction site and thriving nature reserve, the Blackwater Valley offers an unlikely haven for wildlife.
We'll start our walk up through the ridges, past many salubrious residences to Finchampstead for lunch at the Queens Oak.
This pub was renamed by Queen Victoria when she planted an oak tree there and is the only pub in the country to be called by this name.
After lunch we'll head through the gravel pits and nature reserves, where we'll have the opportunity to stop at a hide wall to view the wildlife.
It's an area frequented by kingfishers, water voles, lapwings, roe deer and otters.
More details nearer the time.
The walk will be led by Deborah George.
Walk leader's details - password required