Walsall Group of Ramblers has been around since 1992 and in that time we've introduced many people to the joys and benefits of walking with the Ramblers
A moderate and varied circular walk going along a wide path by the River Severn, where it’s possible to walk 3 or 4 abreast (ideal for holding a conversation as well as enjoying the lovely views). We’ll have our drink stop at the site of the Hampstall Ferryboat disaster of 1919. Our lunch stop will be around Shrawley Wood which is the largest area of small-leafed lime trees in the country. We’ll return through a Vineyard that was once the most northerly in the world. Joint walk with Sandwell Ramblers and Wolverhampton Ramblers.
We leave the meeting point in Walsall promptly at 08:45am. The start time is the time the actual walk is due to start.
York's Bridge between Pelsall and Norton Canes will be closed on the date of this walk.
We regret we cannot allow dogs other than assistance dogs on weekend Walsall Group walks.
Personal medication, e.g. asthma inhalers and angina sprays, must be carried by the walkers themselves.
All walkers should carry an ICE card or a contact number in case of emergency.
Booking is not necessary for this walk.
Walkers will need a packed lunch.
Please notify the leader if you intend to travel direct to the walk start.
Car park opposite McDonald's, Daw End Lane, Rushall, Walsall.
The old B4196 road by the Lenchford Inn. M5 to junction 5, at island take 4th exit (A38 Droitwich), stay on A38 to A4133 slip road (Ombersley), at A433 junction turn R then R again onto B4196, after about 0.5 mile turn R onto old course of road and park there.
