This Easter, the Ramblers Association (RA) is offering walkers the chance to take part in 250 free, led walks around the country which celebrate shoots, sun, spring air and – in some cases – eggs of the non-hatching chocolate variety.
The walks – 50 of which are a family friendly distance of under 6 miles - vary in length and tone ensuring there is a stroll to suit all tastes. All, however, have been chosen by experts and have a strong Spring theme; they include walks in Yorkshire’s hidden Dimpledale (entrance through the bottom of a garden!), a Cambridgeshire Easter-egg hunt, a Dartmoor hot-crossed bun fest, and a Heavenfield battlefield history tour, Northumberland.
Ruth Wembridge, Head of Membership Recruitment at the RA said: “What better way to celebrate the Easter delights of young spring sun, new shoots, buds, birds and bells than joining a free, expert-led walk through some of Britain’s loveliest countryside.”
For full details of the walks in your area, visit http://www.ramblers.org.uk/walkthemes/easter.html
Interested walkers must contact walks leaders ahead, details on the RA website.
For a copy of our 'Top 10 Easter Walks' or for further information please contact the RA’s Press Office on 0207 339 8531/32
Email: press@ramblers.org.uk
Web: www.ramblers.org.uk
