Walking Advice

Walking has been proven to be a good way of keeping fit, non-members are welcome to walk with the group, but after walking three times with the group, the expectation is that they will become a member of the Ramblers Association.  

Walking with a group makes the walk more interesting, meet new people, make new friends, see places both locally and further afield that you may not have even realised that were even in the local area.  Equipment needn’t be expensive, a good pair of sturdy shoes/boots,

and because we walk in the South Wales area –  a good waterproof jacket.

NOTES FOR WALKERS

1. Newcomers on walks are always welcome, but after three walks will be expected to join The Ramblers’ Association.
2. All walkers must wear appropriate footwear and clothing relative to the conditions likely to be experienced.  

3. Walkers should bring enough food and drink for a coffee stop and lunch for the duration of the walks including plenty to drink.

4. Only registered assistance dogs are permitted on walks.
5. All walks depart promptly at the times shown.
6. The approximate length of all walks is shown against each entry throughout the programme.

7. IMPORTANT Walks have been graded to give a general guide to their nature. The length of walks should also be taken into account, together with the weather preceding and on the day of the walk.

For more information, please speak to the walk leader.  You’ll find their number on the walks programme

The Rambler’s Association cannot accept responsibility for loss, damage or injury incurred on any walk or other activity.