We are the Tamworth and Lichfield Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
This tranquil corner of Staffordshire – with homely villages, country estates and secret woodlands – was the inspiration for ‘Loamshire’ in George Eliot’s 1859 novel ‘Adam Bede’ and among the serene countryside this walk takes in, little has changed since then. The views from the Weaver Hills are marvellous too. There are 20 stiles on this walk.
Meet at the Lichfield College car park, off the Friary, Lichfield WS13 6QR at 9.00 am for car-sharing
The starting point shown is an approximate location only. Anyone wanting to drive direct to the starting point without meeting in Lichfield beforehand is advised to contact the walk leader for details of the exact location and parking arrangements.
