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Ramblers Cymru is inviting walkers to join a 22-day pilgrimage from Llanthony to St Davids taking place from 16 June to 7 July as part of the UK’s nationwide Cultural Olympiad celebrations.

In order to get a better insight into the work our volunteers do and show our support for their tireless efforts, staff at Ramblers central office took on volunteering roles from 21-27 May as part of staff volunteering week.

The summer issue of Walk – the magazine of the Ramblers – is due to land on members’ doormats and newsstands in just a few days and we couldn’t resist giving you a preview of what’s coming up.

The first major route change on the Cotswold Way National Trail for three years has opened through Lineover Wood near Cheltenham.

Footpaths and bridleways in England and Wales created before 1949 which are not recorded by 1 January 2026 will be lost forever however new proposals released by DEFRA could address the problem.

Natural England is inviting walkers and other rural users to share their views on the future of National Trails after revealing new proposals about how they could be managed, funded and maintained.

If the launch of the Wales Coast Path and the announcement of five more stretches of English coastal access have you itching for a stomp by the seaside, then make sure you don’t miss the Telegraph’s 50 Great Coastal Walks giveaway.

Fresh on the heels of the launch of the Wales Coast Path, Natural England has announced plans to open a further 190 miles of path along the English coast.

Walkers in Wales can now enjoy 870 miles of continuous footpath along the country’s coastline thanks to the launch of the Wales Coast Path.

Following the Kinder 80 celebrations on Tuesday 24 April, twelve current and former Ramblers staff and two honorary Ramblers took the train to the Peak District for a long weekend on and around Kinder Scout.